Video: Government Prosecutor on KPMG Scandal

LOS ANGELES -- A Los Angeles doctor was sentenced Friday to 14 years in federal prison for bilking patients out of more than $1 million by promising them that an herbal supplement she hawked could cure late-stage cancer and other diseases. U.S.

Montebello police and federal agents target the Southside Montebello gang in an effort to clear up dozens of unsolved, gang-related homicides. Seven reputed Montebello-area gang members have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in at least half ...

(ENS) A father and son team from Orange County, described by prosecutors as being at the apex of the rhino horn smuggling pyramid within the United States, each will spend more than three years in prison on federal smuggling and money laundering ...

Four US law enforcement officers were charged with accepting cash, a TV and plane tickets among bribes dating back more than a decade to help dozens of foreigners enter the country, authorities announced Wednesday. The ongoing investigation is the ...

Email Print Share FacebookTwitterTumblrLinkedInStumbleUponRedditDiggMixxDeliciousGoogle+ Comment Follow @TIME (LOS ANGELES) — Four federal law enforcement officers were charged with accepting cash, a TV, and plane tickets among bribes dating back ...

(CN) - A California jewelry store owner pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit securities fraud by paying a friend at KPMG to pass him inside tips that netted him more than $1.2 million.According to court documents, Bryan Shaw, the owner of a ...

The friend of the former KPMG LLP partner in Los Angeles who allegedly provided him with insider information about the auditor's clients agreed to plead guilty and to pay about $1.3 million in illegal profits, the U.S. said. Bryan Shaw, 52, the ...

(CNN) -- Two brothers and two of their uncles are among nine people indicted on allegations of distributing cocaine to Italy and trafficking within the United States the same drug as well as methamphetamine, federal prosecutors in California ...

A Southern California physician, a durable medical equipment (DME) supply company employee and a health care professional were found guilty late yesterday by a federal jury in Los Angeles for their roles in a $1.5 million Medicare fraud scheme, ...