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A CBS2 investigative report has prompted the City of Los Angeles to refund more than $1.1 million in parking tickets mistakenly doled out to drivers and, just recently, CBS2 learned that parking officials are still handing out these kinds of tickets.
An accident involving two big rigs and a tour bus Wednesday shut down several eastbound lanes of the 60 Freeway in Hacienda Heights.
Arrest reports of those in custody following protests locally of the Ferguson grand jury decision reveal that many are in their 20s and 30s and at least one is from New York City.
TSA's decision to allow passengers to go through the pre-check screening line designed for those with approved security clearance, some say, is compromising safety.
An investigation by CBS2's David Goldstein caught employees from various public agencies parking in front of fire hydrants – not on emergencies, but while going to lunch.
They're lined up outside welfare offices, on street corners, and in supermarkets: people hawking free cellphones for those in need.
City leaders sounded off Wednesday in reaction to a story in which CBS2 investigative reporter David Goldstein exposed that parking enforcers were issuing bogus parking tickets throughout LA County.
CBS2 investigative reporter David Goldstein discovered that L.A. parking officers were giving out tickets, even though the area had been designated a relaxed parking route.
One of California's most powerful lawmakers is demanding action after documents were uncovered detailing trucks leaving toxic waste on Southern California freeways.
CBS2 found retailers across Southern California who cashed in tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars in winnings purchased at their stores. It's not illegal, but experts say some may be defying the odds.
City officials announced Wednesday that the multi-million dollar Angelena Project has been cancelled.
CBS2 investigative reporter David Goldsten found hundreds of thousands of dollars, donated with the intention of supporting students' educations and benefiting the schools, yet being spent by administrators on themselves.
A trip to a high-end massage chain turned into alleged sexual assaults, according to several Southern California women. CBS2's investigative reporter David Goldstein has the story.
The incident was captured on police surveillance video in the LAPD's Van Nuys division and shown last week in a story Only On CBS2.
CBS2's Investigative Reporter David Goldstein obtained a copy of the alleged assault.
