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Reporter Roundup: Renters, Shooting | September 1
Season 1
Episode 119
KPCC reporters follow an extension to the state’s eviction ban, exemptions approved for AB5, and the shooting of a man by deputies. State lawmakers have extended pandemic protections for renters until Jan. 31, 2021. Aaron Mendelson talks about what’s included in this eviction moratorium. The state assembly has approved a bill to exempt freelance writers, musicians and photographers from AB5.
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