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Prosecutors say Israel Claustro headed up a scheme to defraud California’s workers' compensation fund.
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The suspect was booked on charges of involuntary manslaughter.
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And how do some women go from using their social media following to make money…to spreading lies?Listen 35:14
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The employees, one of whom was retired, took their own lives.
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The district attorney's office alleges the theft involved a gold crucifix necklace from a warehouse worker who died at his job in South L.A.
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In the third episode of Imperfect Paradise: People vs. Karen, the criminal case against Katie Sorensen goes to trial. Reporter Emily Guerin was there.Listen 52:50
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Josie Huang filed a claim with L.A. County after she was arrested and injured by deputies in 2020.
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The 69-year-old man has been identified as Paul Kessler of Thousand Oaks.
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The district attorney calls wage theft one of the most under-reported crimes in L.A. County.
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Josie Huang was arrested and injured by L.A. Sheriff's deputies while covering a 2020 protest. If approved by the Board of Supervisors, she will be awarded $700,000 under a settlement agreement with L.A. County.
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D.O.O.R.S will help people with housing, employment, legal aid, and education. The program will also connect them with self-help groups and stabilization support.
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In 2020, Sadie and Eddie Martinez were falsely accused of attempted kidnapping by a white woman while shopping at a Michaels craft store in Petaluma. Imperfect Paradise: People vs. Karen, is the story of how Sadie held her accuser accountable.Listen 28:33
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The data set is for a three-week period tracking the controversial policy.
