Les Moonves’ Settlement With L.A. for Alleged Interference in LAPD Investigation Rejected by Ethics Commission. ... The city’s ethics law allows for a maximum fine of $15,000 for Moonves ...

Les Moonves’ Fine Upped to $15K Over Interference in LAPD Sexual Assault Probe. The deal represents the maximum amount the former CBS chief could've been fined.

The Los Angeles Ethics Commission has approved a $15,000 settlement by the city with Les Moonves, the former president and CEO of CBS who conspired with a now-retired LAPD captain to prevent an ...

PREVIOUSLY, FEB 21 PM: Los Angeles’ Ethics Commission has rejected Les Moonves’ $11,250 settlement with the city over information leaked to the once powerful CBS CEO by an LAPD officer about ...

Former CBS boss Leslie Moonves agreed to pay an $11,250 fine in an ethics case involving the city of L.A. But the City Ethics Commission rejected the fine as too low.

The legal documents noted that Moonves agreed to pay an $11,250 fine on Feb. 5 for violating the city’s ethics code. More from The Hollywood Reporter Les Moonves Fined $11K for Alleged ...

The LA City Ethics Commission rejected a proposed $11,250 fine for Les Moonves, who is accused of interfering with a police investigation into sexual assault allegations against him.

Les Moonves, the former CEO of CBS, agreed to pay a $15,000 fine to the City of Los Angeles on Wednesday after he obtained confidential information about an LAPD investigation into sexual assault ...

Moonves had agreed to pay an $11,250 fine last week to settle the Ethics Commission complaint, which alleged the ... A Los Angeles ethics commission rejected Les Moonves’ $11,250 fee to settle ...

Leslie Moonves, the former CEO of CBS, ... The vote came two months after the commission rejected a $11,250 fine, finding it did not match the egregious nature of the violation.

Voting members of the Los Angeles Ethics Commission have unanimously rejected the paltry $11,250 that leaders of the commission agreed to fine ex-CBS CEO Les Moonves for his role in the LAPD ...

Former CBS CEO Leslie Moonves was fined $15,000 on Wednesday by the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission for his role in attempts to keep an LAPD investigation of sexual assault accusations against ...