During the coronavirus pandemic, cities like LA have a moratorium on issuing some parking tickets. Some, but not all. The I-Team’s Joel Grover investigates — is it still possible right now to get a parking ticket?  As seen on the NBC4 News March 25, 2020. 

Cities like Los Angeles are still issuing millions of dollars in parking citations, despite calling for “moratoriums” on most ticketing during the coronavirus pandemic.  “I thought there was some sort of abatement on tickets. I thought that it was delayed or pushed off,” Kayla said after her BMW was ticketed and towed Sunday near Lake Hollywood, costing her over $300….

The only thing worse than traffic in Los Angeles is parking and nothing can ruin someone’s night more than a parking ticket. One West Hollywood woman says she got a ticket she doesn’t think she deserves.

A new tool was revealed to help Los Angeles city officials collect unpaid parking tickets. Angie Crouch reports for the NBC4 News at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, July 26, 2017.

There are more than 100,000 vehicles that have five or more unpaid tickets. That’s more than $21 million owed to the city by parking ticket deadbeats. Joel Grover investigates for the NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, July 25, 2017.

The NBC4 I-Team obtained and analyzed a list of all unpaid tickets in the city of LA. We found there are 123,319 vehicles with five or more unpaid tickets. That’s more than $21 million owed to the city by parking ticket deadbeats.

The cost of some Los Angeles parking tickets could be reduced under a proposal being considered by city officials, KPCC reports.