Carolyn Johnson is a journalist and consultant with a focus on local news and political risk. She currently works as an anchor and reporter for the 4pm and 6pm news at a local television station in California. Carolyn's articles cover a range of topics including gardening, consumer issues, real estate, and scams, providing valuable information to her readers.
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Los Angeles, United States (Local)
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Carolyn Johnson’s articles predominantly focus on personal finance, home services, scams, real estate, and consumer complaints. Her coverage is largely local to the United States, specifically California and Los Angeles.
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By: Christine Roher, Carolyn Johnson
Southern California homeowners said their ADU contractor took money but never completed the work.
By: Carolyn Johnson
After settling a civil lawsuit for $6 million, "Dr. Laguna" is now looking at a new medical board accusation and a possible criminal trial.
By: Carolyn Johnson
Southern California plastic surgeon Arian Mowlavi is facing two felony counts of battery with serious bodily injury related to two patients, but before his arraignment Wednesday he submitted a financial declaration requesting the court appoint a public defender.
By: Carolyn Johnson, Christine Roher
They learned the bond doesn't cover all the money they lost, and right now, there's little the state can do about it.
By: Carolyn Johnson, Christine Roher
Many homeowners told the I-Team they filed complaints with the Contractors State License Board, but the board did little to help. Instead, they say the board told them to file a claim against the contractor's bond.
People continue to lose millions of dollars to check washing fraud. But there are ways to protect your money.
By: Carolyn Johnson
In May 2020, Andrea Morris went into sudden cardiac arrest and did not receive CPR or oxygen for more than 7 minutes.
By: Christine Roher, Carolyn Johnson
Hyundai says the issue is covered under its generous warranty. But that doesn't apply to subsequent owners, leaving them out thousands of dollars.
By: Carolyn Johnson, Christine Roher
The AirTag said the checked bag was inside the airport, but United said it couldn't find it. The bag later traveled 30 miles away. The passenger believes an airport employee stole it.
By: Christine Roher, Carolyn Johnson
The AirTag said the checked bag was inside the airport, but United Airlines said it couldn't find it. The bag later traveled 30 miles away.
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