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Reporter Roundup: COVID-19 Numbers | September 28
Season 1
Episode 137
On the September 28 edition of the Reporter Roundup, KPCC reporters discuss COVID-19 numbers, instances of vehicles driving into crowds and Santa Ana winds. After analyzing COVID-19 data, Los Angeles County health officials say they do not expect a surge in cases related to Labor Day weekend. Lita Martinez reports on whether this means the county is ready to reopen businesses.
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