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Jon Baird

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As seen in: KNX-AM (Los Angeles, CA), Audacy.com, KNX-FM (Los Angeles, CA)
Reporter on @KNXnews, former investigative reporter for TV stations in Sacramento, Phoenix, Indianapolis and San Diego.
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L.A. County homeless count results show increase from 2020

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By Jon Baird Verified
| KNX-FM (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
LOS ANGELES (CNS) - The number of unhoused people in Los Angeles County has increased by 4.1% since 2020, according to the latest point-in-time tally released today by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority. In the city of Los Angeles, the figure is up 1.7% from 2020. The count tallied 69,144 homeless people in the county and 41,980 in the city. The count, which took place from Feb.
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City of Los Angeles to spend $3 billion to develop housing for the homeless, calls on county to ‘step up’

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By Jon Baird Verified
| Audacy.com Verified
Los Angeles City Council pictured on April 1, 2022, as officials announce the settlemet of a Los Angeles homelessness lawsuit with the L.A. Alliance for Human Rights. Photo credit Jon Baird, KNX 97.1 LOS ANGELES (KNX) — Over the next five years the city of Los Angeles will invest $3 billion into providing up to 16,000 beds or housing units for the homeless community of L.A., City Council officials said Friday.
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Officers facing increasing number of violent suspects: report

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By Jon Baird Verified
| KNX-AM (Los Angeles, CA) Verified
Photo credit Jon Baird / KNX 1070 News LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Five recent shootings by Los Angeles Police Department officers involved violent actions by armed suspects, a trend that the LAPD today characterized as being "consistent with the increase in violence we are experiencing in the city." "The violent situations in these five (officer-involved shooting) incidents are unique given the number of hostage situations," police said in a statement.
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