My question involves criminal law for the state of: California

I was a recent victim of fraud. I responded to a job posted by Careerbuilder and come to find out that the job was a fraud. The company recruited me to be a survey agent at money gram, mc donalds, bank locations, etc. They sent me a check in the mail by Fed Ex to cash at my bank and act as a customer at Money Gram which required me to wire the money to "another survey agent". Well, my bank charged my account several days later for $1890 to cover the bad check. I tried calling the bank to tell them that it was fraud but they kept telling me that it was my fault and they were getting their money back from my account. I am still trying to get over the lost and so it is putting me in the negative with the bank charging me overdraft fees for bills that were already mailed out to be paid. With me just starting back to work from maternity leave, that was the only money that I had to cover bills. They sent me an email this morning stating that if I do not make a deposit, they were going to charge additional extended overdraft fees. I filed a police report about the fraud and they said that it was sent to the DA's office. I filed the report on the 3rd and I still havent heard anything back. Is there something else that I can do to recoup my money? I know that the DA's office probably wont be able to find these people since it is fraud.