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Reporter Roundup: Homeless Count | September 21
Season 1
Episode 132
KPCC reporters discuss the Bobcat Fire, how the Census counts unhoused people in Los Angeles, and the 2020 Emmy Awards. The Bobcat Fire is 15% contained. Jacob Margolis shares the latest updates from the Antelope Valley and a note about which vegetation the fire is burning through most. Census officials will begin to tally the homeless population living in Los Angeles shelters tomorrow.
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