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Adelanto Outbreak | September 17

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COVID-19 in Jails | September 18

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Reporter Roundup

Kizzee, Census, Heat Wave | September 3

Season 1 Episode 224

On the September 3 edition of the Reporter Roundup, KPCC reporters continue covering the Dijon Kizzee shooting, census concerns and hot weather. 

Frank Stoltze continues following the latest on the fatal shooting of Dijon Kizzee by Sheriff’s deputies. 

Caroline Champlain reports about growing concerns among advocates that the Census Bureau will end the 2020 count early.  

A heat wave is headed our way this coming weekend. Jacob Margolis talks about the families and workers who are most at risk of heat stroke. “Stay inside. Try and stay cool. Stay safe. Don’t start any fires.” 

Featured Reporters:
Frank Stoltze @StoltzeFrankly
Sharon McNary @KPCCsharon
Caroline Champlain @champlin_c
Jacob Margolis @JacobMargolis
Adriene Hill @adrienehill

This program has been produced through a collaboration with LAist and KPCC.

PBS SoCal and KCET are partnering with KPCC and LAist to bring you a daily reporter roundup discussing the latest regional news.

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