PJ Randhawa is an Investigative Reporter at NBC Chicago. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including aviation, cybersecurity, climate change, and social issues, often focusing on the intersection of technology and society. PJ's work has been featured in NBC 6 Miami, 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: Leigh Lesniak, Pj Randhawa
Families across the Chicago area may have no idea they’re being watched.
By: Pj Randhawa
A new federal law means, as of last year, more than three million people should be getting bigger Social Security payments. But a Pingree Gove woman said her increase was stolen before it ever reached her. NBC 5 Responds found many Americans may not even know they’re owed more or where to turn when something goes wrong.
Some Illinois school districts are using police‑grade surveillance tools and private investigators to track families and decide which children are allowed to attend public school. PJ Randhawa reports.
By: Pj Randhawa
A digital forensics expert explains why wire fraud investigations typically don’t end in the favor of the consumer.
NBC 5 Responds' PJ Randhawa talked to a digital forensics expert explains why wire fraud investigations typically don’t end in the favor of the consumer.
By: Leigh Lesniak
“I always said she'd be a world changer. Boy is she,” Trista Hamsmith said of her late 18-month-old daughter Reese who died after swallowing a button battery.
Evanston Township High School canceled summer classes on Monday and Tuesday after school officials said a cyberattack was discovered over the weekend.
Pediatric emergency room doctors in Chicago say they treat patients who’ve swallowed button batteries every week -- a situation that can be life threatening. PJ Randhawa reports.
A Logan Square woman was approached near a big-box retail store by three men asking for a donation. She never made one, but her card was still charged $5,000.
By: Pj Randhawa
A Logan Square woman was approached by men asking for a donation. She never made one, but her card was still charged $5,000. PJ Randhawa reports.
