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While you spend nearly $5 a gallon at the pumps on your own car, a CBS2 News investigation has uncovered some public employees taking a free ride at your expense.
In a new CBS 2 Investigation, David Goldstein reports on allegations involving an LA Housing Authority Commissioner involving a possible conflict of interest with her position.
Statewide budget cuts are forcing students to come up with alternative ways of making sure they can get the classes they need to graduate.
"His employment contract with HACLA is deemed terminated." With those eight words -- The LA Housing Authority commissioners fired CEO Rudolf Montiel, an act he calls retaliation.
With worries about radiation running high in Southern California, some people are trying to turn a quick buck off of people's fallout fears.
At the end of February David Goldstein's investigation uncovered Housing Commissioners who were using taxpayers money for lavish spending -- $158,000 over the past two years on travel and fine dining.
With the State of California teetering on the brink of insolvency all salaries are being scrutinized. Political Reporter Dave Bryan has the story of an East L.A. health care pioneer who heads a non-profit, while receiving a large salary.
Public housing residents ask for the resignations of commission members after we expose their extravagant spending. David Goldstein follows-up on his report last week outlining commissioners living high on the hog while traveling on city business.
A CBS2 News investigation has found some LA housing commissioners living the good life on taxpayer money.
No one expects a sex offender to be living in a nursing home but that is what we uncovered -- 100 sex offenders living in local facilities for the elderly.
Nobody likes getting a call from a debt collector. But one local company is getting called out for allegations of threatening phone calls. And we've got the tape to prove it. Investigative Reporter David Goldstein has the story.
Years after they tied the knot, some not-so-newlyweds finally got the chance to get their wedding albums. Their photographer never delivered after taking thousands of dollars -- a story we broke four years ago.
Fourteen years after the fatal shots were fired, there are still a number of questions surrounding the murder of the late rapper known as "Biggie Smalls".
Are police tricking people into snitching on someone who goes through a red light camera intersection? That's what some people are claiming police are doing by sending out snitch tickets.
In a special that aired Sunday, Investigative Reporter David Goldstein reviewed the year's biggest stories and what happened as a result of those investigations.
