The owner of a Middletown-based roofing company misclassified workers to pay a “drastically reduced yearly premium” for its ...

Federal authorities charged 15 people, including six medical professionals, in a sweeping Los Angeles-area health care fraud crackdown involving $2 billion in alleged fraudulent claims, the ...

The Justice Department today announced charges against 15 defendants, including six medical professionals, for health care fraud schemes that collectively resulted in over $1.8 billion in fraudulent ...

The Justice Department today announced charges against 15 defendants, including six medical professionals, for health care fraud schemes that collectively resulted in $2 billion in fraudulent claims ...

At the federal courthouse in downtown Los Angeles late Monday, several green card holders arrested in a crackdown on alleged California voter fraud expressed confusion over the charges — with some … C ...

La Mota owners Rosa Cazares and Aaron Mitchell speak with Gov. Tina Kotek at a gala the couple threw for Kotek. (Andie Petkus Photography) A federal grand jury indicted the CEO and public face of the ...

A Los Angeles homelessness nonprofit executive is facing up to 20 years in federal prison after reportedly misusing public money to bankroll a lavish lifestyle. Alexander Soofer, 42, pleaded guilty to ...

Man pleads guilty to LA homelessness fraud Posted: October 16, 2026 | Last updated: October 16, 2026 Alexander Soofer, 42, of Westwood, is scheduled to be sentenced on April 7 for his guilty plea to ...

The former head of a program that received funds for homeless housing pleaded guilty Thursday to a federal charge for defrauding the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority of more than $23 million, ...

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A former New Hampshire physiatrist and onetime hospital chief medical officer has been sentenced to 12 months and a day in federal prison for signing hundreds of medically unnecessary orders for ...