Lauren Pozen

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Lauren Pozen

A Compton family is suing a funeral home after workers misplaced their loved one's body and dressed another corpse in his clothing. "It shouldn't have happened," niece Amentha Hunt said. "It didn't make arrangements there to see the wrong body."Hunt chose Harrison-Ross Mortuary to prepare her 80-year-old uncle for burial after he died. However, when she came back to view his body she said it wasn't him. "It was a guy laying there in my uncle's suit, but it wasn't my uncle," Hunt said.

2 weeks ago | news8000.com | Lauren Pozen

Click here for updates on this story    COMPTON, California (KCAL) -- A Compton family is suing a funeral home after workers misplaced their loved one's body and dressed another corpse in his clothing. "It shouldn't have happened," niece Amentha Hunt said. "It didn't make arrangements there to see the wrong body."Hunt chose Harrison-Ross Mortuary to prepare her 80-year-old uncle for burial after he died. However, when she came back to view his body she said it wasn't him.

3 weeks ago | kesq.com | Lauren Pozen

By Lauren PozenClick here for updates on this story LOS ANGELES ( KCAL, KCBS) - Animal advocates held a small protest on Sunday outside the Los Angeles Zoo opposing the relocation of two Asian elephants to a zoo in Oklahoma. Participants said moving Billy and Tina, 40 and 59, to the Elephant Experience and Preserve in Tulsa would do more harm than good. They support a lawsuit that they hope will let the elephants spend their final years out of the spotlight.

3 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Lauren Pozen

Animal advocates held a small protest on Sunday outside the Los Angeles Zoo opposing the relocation of two Asian elephants to a zoo in Oklahoma. Participants said moving Billy and Tina, 40 and 59, to the Elephant Experience and Preserve in Tulsa would do more harm than good. They support a lawsuit that they hope will let the elephants spend their final years out of the spotlight. It's the latest twist in the years-long debate over Billy and Tina, the last two elephants at the LA Zoo.

4 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Lauren Pozen

A transgender woman is searching for the man who slashed her car's tires during a heated confrontation at a Studio City gas station. Gigi Gandy says that she didn't notice anyone behind her when she pulled into the station on Cahuenga Boulevard last week, but that changed second later when a man in a black Mercedes-Benz pulled up behind her car, which was stopped at a pump. "He's blasting on his horn.