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The homes are part of 460 properties CalTrans purchased for the proposed extension of the 710 Freeway in Pasadena and Alhambra.
Investigative reporter David Goldstein spoke on Tuesday to Congresswoman Janice Hahn, who said she was shocked and embarrassed by what he and his team found with hidden cameras.
And government workers weren't happy when Investigative Reporter David Goldstein tried to get answers.
Jason Wirtzer is a licensed pilot who claims to be helping out vets by running a charity which raffles off planes.
While most people dream of winning the Mega Millions lottery, for some people targeted by scammers, the dream is too good to be true.
A foundation with a message to feed the hungry and efforts that seem to get an outpouring of support from Southland shoppers is not what it seems, a CBS2 investigation by David Goldstein uncovered.
The answer is startling.
DWP union boss Brian D'Arcy wields high power in the city of Los Angeles but keeps a low profile and rarely gives interviews.
Records show 846 medical professionals nationwide owe more than $105 million to the government for their student loans. Forty-three percent of those, about 362 medical professionals, are in California.
After Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer claimed to have closed a large number of pot shops in the city, CBS2 investigative reporter David Goldstein found that dozens of them have reopened to defy the law once again.
CBS2 investigative reporter David Goldstein caught people selling disabled parking placards and making big money without the DMV ever knowing.
A controversial air service costs millions in taxpayer money, with nearly empty flights leaving airports for rural destinations.
So exactly how did these kids get their hands on it?
More than a dozen people have filed small claims cases against an Agoura Hills doctor, stating that they were never paid as promised for participating in medical research.
He sits in a wheelchair with a sign that says "Could you spare a dollar for a homeless, disabled U.S. Navy vet?" The dog tags around his neck and military salute make it look official. And the scene of him sitting in the chair - playing tricks with his cat - certainly tugs at the heartstrings of passers-by who pony up money.
