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Inglewood Smog Check Station’s License Suspended

by Michelle McVay-Cave
written by Michelle McVay-Cave

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The licenses of the owner of an Inglewood Smog Check station have been suspended for cheating the state’s Smog Check Program.

Read News Release here.

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