PJ Randhawa is an Investigative Reporter at NBC Chicago. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, aviation and aerospace, and automotive issues, with a particular focus on cyber attacks, data breaches, and consumer health. 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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Evanston Township High School canceled summer classes on Monday and Tuesday after school officials said a cyberattack was discovered over the weekend.
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.
By: Leigh Lesniak
After suing over a similar recall, one Illinois driver reached a settlement—spotlighting limited protections under the state's lemon law.
By: Leigh Lesniak
A new court ruling and a new law could help protect homeowners at risk of Cook County's tax sale system, and homeowners could qualify for compensation if they lost their home to a tax sale after Dec. 15, 2020.
By: Leigh Lesniak
According to the Illinois Commerce Commission, this year ComEd started offering sliding scale discount rates for income-eligible customers.
By: Leigh Lesniak
As a heat wave sets in, check your air conditioning unit for a potential safety recall. With temperatures nearing the triple digits, you may be blasting your air conditioning unit.
“Even it looks good on paper, even if it looks on the screen, it may not be,” said one car renter.
A social media scam is using celebrity deepfakes to promote products they falsely claim could cure Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
By: Leigh Lesniak
NBC 5 Responds explains why the recall was ordered by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, and the risk the batteries pose to children.
