PJ Randhawa is an Investigative Reporter at NBC Chicago. With a focus on cybersecurity, privacy, and issues surrounding fraud and corruption, he explores the intricate dynamics of retail, e-commerce, and real estate, particularly within the Illinois landscape. PJ has been featured in ADAM BERG, NBC Connecticut, and NBC Chicago.
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PJ Randhawa's coverage primarily focuses on consumer protection, scams, fraud, investigations, legal issues and healthcare in the local area of Illinois and Chicago. She frequently cites data and government announcements to support her reporting.
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By: Pj Randhawa
Last month, an NBC 5 Responds report explored why a recent study found black plastic kitchen utensils could be dangerous to your health.
Disinfecting wipes seem like an easy way to spruce up a dirty surface. But depending on who’s around – especially young children – using them might do more harm than good.
According to research conducted by Consumers Checkbook, Amazon has steadily increased the number of ads that come up when you search for a product.
By: Pj Randhawa
A suburban student was embroiled in a fight over his school not allowing him to use a handicap parking spot, and that’s when NBC 5 Responds stepped in.
Head's up, Illinois residents: the water coming from your faucet may look different.
By: Pj Randhawa
The authors of a study that found black plastic utensils contain dangerous levels of flame retardants now say their calculations were off.
By: Leigh Lesniak
NBC 5 Responds looks at the growing trend of restaurants passing along employee benefit expenses to customers
By: Pj Randhawa, Leigh Lesniak
Last month, an uninsured school bus company was barred by the state from transporting students. So why were these school buses still being spotted on the road? An NBC 5 responds investigation prompts action from law enforcement.
A recent warning on texting from the FBI sparked a lot questions from consumers.
An NBC 5 Responds investigation found no state agency is making sure school buses undergo regular safety inspections
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