Mahsa Saeidi

3 weeks ago | kesq.com | Mahsa Saeidi |Walter Smith Randolph

By Mahsa Saeidi, Walter Smith RandolphClick here for updates on this story STATEN ISLAND, New York ( WCBS) - An icon in the solar industry left customers scrambling after they filed for bankruptcy. After CBS News New York investigator Mahsa Saeidi helped get a New Jersey family's solar panels fixed, her inbox was flooded with similar complaints. She spoke to the company's new CEO to help find solutions for the thousands of families impacted.

3 weeks ago | kesq.com | Mahsa Saeidi |Walter Smith Randolph

By Mahsa Saeidi & Walter Smith RandolphClick here for updates on this story NEW YORK ( WCBS) - Two New York City women say they paid thousands of dollars for a cosmetics training course. Months later, they say they've been ghosted: no course, no calls and no contact. They turned to CBS News New York investigator Mahsa Saeidi for help getting their money back.

2 months ago | wnd.com | Elijah Westbrook |Mahsa Saeidi

The Department of Homeland Security said a Columbia University student who had her student visa revoked self-deported. Ranjani Srinivasan, a doctoral student in Urban Planning from India, had her visa revoked earlier this month for allegedly supporting Hamas. Authorities said she used the Customs and Border Patrol’s app to self-deport when she left the country on March 11, bound for Canada.

Feb 19, 2025 | krdo.com | Mahsa Saeidi |Walter Smith Randolph

By Mahsa Saeidi, Walter Smith RandolphClick here for updates on this story    QUEENS, New York (WCBS) — A Queens woman was tricked into draining her life savings through an elaborate scheme that went on for weeks, and her family says they had no clue. The scam involved talking computers, fake officials and gold bars. Last summer, scammers tricked Eva Rothman out of nearly $700,000. She says it started when a voice started talking to her through her computer.

Jan 27, 2025 | ktvz.com | Mahsa Saeidi

By Mahsa SaeidiClick here for updates on this story    NEW YORK (WCBS/WLNY) — For months, CBS News New York Investigates has shared stories of New Yorkers whose lives have been altered by impaired drivers that, at times, the state wouldn’t prosecute. The push for action to close a dangerous loophole in the law continues. Drugged driver ended an NYPD officer’s careerBack in October 2021, an officer was investigating a crash between a car and a truck in Brooklyn when he was hit by a truck.