Ed Buck is a wealthy political donor. His home is also where two men died in the past year and a half. Tomorrow night at 11 we confront Buck and ask the tough questions that everyone wants answered. @CBSLA
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David Goldstein
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David Goldstein
@CBSLAdavid
Former Investigative Reporter CBS2/KCAL9 in Los Angeles. 17 time Emmy Award winner. [email protected]
Joined June 2009
- Personal news: Last year, I approached management about winding down my investigations & 12/13 will be my last day. The past 34 yrs have been wonderful as a founding KCAL News member & especially being able to help improve our community as Investigative Reporter. I’ll say more 1/
- Wednesday is my last day at KCAL News after 34 years. I’ll be on the morning show at 9am with Dorothy.And they have a look back at my career later in the newscasts. If you’re out of town you can watch online at cbsla.com. It should be a fun and bittersweet sendoff
00:00 - Tuesday night at 11 we’re back on with a new investigation. LA County spent $300 Million dollars on new voting machines that critics warn won’t reliably count your vote. Is it money well spent? Watch and find out! @CBSLA
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00:00- Our latest Investigation: #EdBuck the wealthy democratic donor. 2 Men Mysteriously Died In His Apartment, He Calls Me an A–Hole’ for asking questions.
00:00- You never know what you’ll find in your desk after 34 years. One week to go.
- End of an era at KCBS/KCAL. @CBSLADave is retiring on Friday. The best political reporter in town and a friend for more than 25 years. @Patharveynews and I will miss him.
- Replying to @CBSLAdavid2/ When I sign off but thanks to KCAL for its deep investment in & support of my work, my contacts for insight & guidance & the viewers for such kind words over the years. After a break, I'll weigh chapter 2 ideas but will always consider the last 3 decades my finest time.
- Tonight on CBS2 at 11. With the homeless and trash situation out of hand we found more than a hundred thousand dollars of new surveillance cameras designed to catch people dumping trash—sitting idle for more than a year! Some still in boxes. Why?@CBSLA
- Our latest investigation got immediate action losangeles.cbslocal.com/video/program/…
- Tonight at 11 a new investigation. The LA Homeless Authority claims the number of unsheltered people only went up slightly in the latest count. Is that what you see on the streets? Could they be manipulating the numbers? Some saying they are. @CBSLA
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