Rent Payments, Local Baseball | July 24 | KCET
Rent Payments, Local Baseball | July 24
July 24, 2020
On the July 24 edition of the Reporter Roundup, KPCC reporters discuss rent payments, local minor league baseball and the Sierra Club and racism.
KPCC’s Matt Tinoco looks at predictions that thousands of Los Angeles County families could end up homeless when eviction bans are lifted and months of back rent are due.
The Sierra Club has denounced its founder, John Muir, citing Muir’s racist remarks on Black and Indigenous people. Austin Cross has the details.
KPCC’s Emily Henderson has the latest on minor league baseball here in Southern California, where it looks like Lancaster might be in danger of losing its team.
Featured Reporters:
Megan Garvey @garveymcvg
Matt Tinoco@onthatbombshell
Libby Denkmann @libdenk
Emily Henderson @radionerdemily
Austin Cross @austincross
This program has been produced through a collaboration with LAist and KPCC.
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