The big shuffle: Some homeless people in LA being shuffled from block to block
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Shortage of 911 operators in LA is straining emergency response system
It’s taking longer for some 911 calls to be answered in LA because of a critical staffing shortage of communications operators.
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Man learned he was paying neighbor's SoCal Edison bill, but the company wouldn't fix the problem
A Southern California man who is battling brain cancer says he reached out to SoCal Edison about unusually high charges, but did not get answers until NBCLA’s I-Team stepped in to help.
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How the star of a high school play ended up being homeless in LA for years
LA is spending hundreds of millions of dollars to get the homeless off the streets, but there is little help and housing for those with chronic addiction and mental health issues.
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Federal judge asked to unseal FBI investigation of LADWP overbilling scandal and coverup
A consumer advocacy group has asked a federal judge to unseal dozens of search warrants tied to a DWP scandal.