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Reporter Roundup: PPE Trash, O.C. Schools | July 29

Reporter Roundup: PPE Trash, O.C. Schools | July 29

Season 1 Episode 95
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Reporter Roundup: UC Budget, Ballot Rejects | July 30

Reporter Roundup: UC Budget, Ballot Rejects | July 30

Season 1 Episode 96
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Reporter Roundup: The How To (New) LA Project | July 31

Reporter Roundup: The How To (New) LA Project | July 31

Season 1 Episode 97
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Reporter Roundup: Apple Fire, LAUSD Fall Plans | August 3

Reporter Roundup: Apple Fire, LAUSD Fall Plans | August 3

Season 1 Episode 98
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Reporter Roundup: COVID-19 Parties, LASD | August 4

Reporter Roundup: COVID-19 Parties, LASD | August 4

Season 1 Episode 99
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Reporter Roundup: Testing Undercount Continues | August 5

Reporter Roundup: Testing Undercount Continues | August 5

Season 1 Episode 100
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Reporter Roundup: COVID-19 Count, Job Market | August 6

Reporter Roundup: COVID-19 Count, Job Market | August 6

Season 1 Episode 101
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Reporter Roundup: EDD, Child Care COVID Outbreak | August 7

Reporter Roundup: EDD, Child Care COVID Outbreak | August 7

Season 1 Episode 102
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Reporter Roundup: Quake Cluster, School Waivers | August 10

Reporter Roundup: Quake Cluster, School Waivers | August 10

Season 1 Episode 103
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Reporter Roundup: Kamala Harris, Charter Schools | August 11

Reporter Roundup: Kamala Harris, Charter Schools | August 11

Season 1 Episode 104
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Reporter Roundup: Evictions, Ethnic Studies | August 12

Reporter Roundup: Evictions, Ethnic Studies | August 12

Season 1 Episode 105
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Reporter Roundup: Lake Fire, LASD Cliques | August 13

Reporter Roundup: Lake Fire, LASD Cliques | August 13

Season 1 Episode 106
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Reporter Roundup: Mental Health and Policing | July 28

Season 1 Episode 94

KPCC reporters discuss community policing, mental health and Emmy nominations. KPCC’s Libby Denkmann has the latest on a major pivot in how LAPD officers police the city. A report out today from California’s auditor says Los Angeles County needs to do more to make sure people with serious mental illness get ongoing care. KPCC’s Robert Garrova has more.
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