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While it's hard to tell how much fraud is being perpetrated by the fax scam alone, it has been estimated that as much as 10% of benefits paid out have been fraudulent.
In total, there were 77 fire life safety violations written up at LAX since January 2020 in the reports. They included sprinkler system, fire alarms and fire door violations in just about every single terminal at the airport.
In a city where more than 40,000 residents are living on the street, dozens and dozens of travel trailers are sitting unused in parking lots.
Catalytic converter thefts are now hitting taxpayer's wallets. Thieves are stealing them off City of Los Angeles vehicles.
Uber's $500,000 donation of rides to the Mayor's Fund for Los Angeles has come under fire from the city's taxi drivers who claim the rideshare giant is trying to influence city politics.
The Veteran's Administration now says it has ended experiments on cats in West LA — at least for now.
Police body camera video released Monday shows the moments after an off-duty Los Angeles Police Department officer shot and killed a man inside of a Corona Costco in 2019.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has spent millions in taxpayer dollars to perform laboratory tests on cats at three facilities nationwide — including a secretive lab at the West Los Angeles VA.
The dogs sell for $5,000 and up and are so popular experts say thieves are targeting French bulldogs.
The city has received hundreds of millions of federal and state dollars to deal with COVID-related issues. Some you may expect - others you wouldn't.
The Mayor's Fund For Los Angeles has taken in tens of millions of dollars since the outbreak of COVID-19. But where is the money going?
As millions are awaiting their COVID-19 vaccines, one Los Angeles man is warning people that who gives the shot could make a difference.
There's new reaction to our CBS2 investigation on Metro bus drivers forced to work extra days to cover for those out sick suffering from COVID.
The shortage of COVID-19 vaccines has prompted some to try and get it on the black market.
Additional Los Angeles Metro bus drivers have come forward, saying they too have been ordered to work six-day weeks to cover for hundreds out sick with COVID-19.
