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Reporter Roundup
PBS SoCal and KCET are collaborating with KPCC and LAist to bring you a daily reporter roundup discussing the latest regional news about COVID-19. The Reporter Roundup is a five minute video explaining the biggest headlines of the day, that airs Monday through Friday every week.
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Reporter Roundup: Health Inequities, School Closures
April 2, 2020
On the April 2 edition of Reporter Roundup, KPCC reporters discuss difficult choices schools are facing and the healthcare inequities revealed by the coronavirus.
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Reporter Roundup: Safe Shopping Tips; U.C. Change
April 1, 2020
On the April 1 edition of Reporter Roundup, KPCC reporters discuss safe grocery shopping tips, how the UC systems are being impacted b COVID-19 and concerns with the food supply chain.
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Reporter Roundup: COVID-19, L.A. Emergency Operations
March 31, 2020
In the March 31, 2020 edition of Reporter Roundup, KPCC reporters discuss the latest confirmed cases of COVID-19 and a decision to remove LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva from the county emergency operations center.
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Reporter Roundup: L.A. Nursing Homes Become the New COVID-19 Hotspots
On the March 30 edition of the Reporter Roundup, KPCC reporters discuss COVID-19 cases in LA nursing homes and how the coronavirus is impacting those with mental health challenges.
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Reporter Roundup: Evictions Halted, DMV Offices Closing
March 27, 2020
Gov. Gavin Newsom issues a statewide moratorium on evictions related to COVID-19.On March 27 edition of Reporter Roundup, KPCC reporters discuss the statewide moratorium on evictions and changes to state and local government services. KPCC reporter Aaron
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Reporter Roundup: Health Inequities, School Closures
April 2, 2020
On the April 2 edition of Reporter Roundup, KPCC reporters discuss difficult choices schools are facing and the healthcare inequities revealed by the coronavirus.
KPCC’s Jackie Fortier has found personal protective gear is exposing a kind of hierarchy and equity issues in healthcare.
School superintendents across California will have to decide whether to remain closed for the school year, according to Carlia Javier.
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Reporter Roundup for April 3
PBS SoCal and KCET are partnering with KPCC and LAist to bring you a daily reporter roundup discussing the latest regional news about COVID-19.
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