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- Restaurant workers in San Juan Capistrano have filed complaints against their former employer for paying them with checks that bounced. The staff walked out, forcing the eatery to shut down for a week.
- Former Co-owner of a now-defunct LA hospital has been ordered to pay over $4 million in restitution for defrauding Medicare and MediCal.
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