Feds, Bonta clash over credit for cases alleging billions of dollars in healthcare fraud

Los Angeles Times - Oct 22, 2026

Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles and California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta held dueling news conferences Thursday, with each touting their efforts to crack down on medical providers accused of needless surgical procedures, sham addiction treatment program, bogus hospice care and other alleged schemes.

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