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Reporter Roundup: Fiscal Emergency | September 2
Season 1
Episode 120
KPCC reporters report on the fatal shooting of Dijon Kizzee, L.A.’s financial woes, and a vision for a free transit system. Frank Stoltze reports the latest on the death of Dijon Kizzee, the man who was shot by Sheriff’s deputies Monday. The Los Angeles City Council declared a fiscal emergency today, which paves the way for furloughs and early retirement buyouts.
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