PJ Randhawa is an Investigative Reporter at NBC Chicago. He specializes in consumer interest stories, covering a wide range of topics including cybersecurity, health and wellness, and automotive issues, with a keen focus on consumer goods and travel. 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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