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'Grading the Teachers' wins Scripps Howard public service award
Readers' Representative JournalEditor Russ Stanton announced the following honors from the Scripps Howard National Journalism Awards: Jason Felch, Jason Song, Doug Smith, Sandra Poindexter and Ken Schwencke on Friday were named winners of the public service award in the 57th annual... -
Steve Lopez: 'Whore' debate distracts from Brown and Whitman's empty campaign rhetoric
L.A. NOWWell, now Iâve gone and ticked off the Los Angeles Police Protective League, which got hold of me over the weekend regarding my posting last week on "Whoregate." Youâd think a guy who was once known as Gov. Moonbeam would...... -
Los Angeles Times wins two Pulitzers
L.A. NOWThe Los Angeles Times won journalism's highest honor Monday, receiving two Pulitzer Prizes. One was for public service for stories uncovering financial corruption in the city of Bell and the other was won by staff photographer Barbara Davidson for her....... -
Times wins Public Service Pulitzer for Bell coverage
Readers' Representative JournalThe Times staff has been awarded a Pulitzer Prize for its coverage of the city of Bell salary scandal. The series -- "Breach of Faith," led by Jeff Gotlieb and Ruben Vives -- also won an IRE medal, a George...... -
Florida governor's debate: Rick Scott vs. Alex Sink
Top of the TicketRick Scott vs Alex Sink in Florida governor's debate on CNN. Full transcript.... -
Festival of Books: Reporting on Bell, the back story
Jacket CopyThe Festival of Books is certainly about books, but it is also about storytelling. And although the two Los Angeles Times reporters who uncovered the massive scandal in Bell don't yet have a book, they certainly have an engaging story...... -
Contempt for firefighters won't solve L.A.'s budget mess
Opinion L.A.You'd think a proposal to cut 18 fire companies and four ambulances from the Los Angeles Fire Department would outrage readers; that they'd argue public safety trumps $53 million in savings; that they'd demand the city explore other cost-cutting measures.... -
The electoral clout of public employee unions
Opinion L.A.At the risk of sounding like Juan Williams, I was rattled Friday by the sight of this data point in the Wall Street Journal: The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees is now the top-ranked spender on independent...... -
Anti-nepotism policy could 'change the culture' at Burbank City Hall
L.A. NOWA new city policy could prohibit family members of City Council members and the city manager from being hired — a move that one civil service commissioner said would be a “step toward slowly changing the culture in Burbank.” The...... -
Times Pulitzer Prize winner gets virtual hug from president of Guatemala
The Big PicturePulitzer Prize win for City of Bell coverage continues to resonate for L.A. Times reporter Ruben Vives. Latest fan: Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom.... -
Decoding the March 8 ballot: Think measure L for Libraries, M for Marijuana and N for No-good-reason
Opinion L.A.The March 8 Los Angeles city ballot will include 10 measures. Or maybe 11, if the City Council changes its mind and reinstates the troublesome K. And by the way, is that Measure K, Proposition K or Charter Amendment K?...... -
Day One of Obama 2.0: the William Daley era
Top of the TicketMore evidence Democrat Obama is siddling toward the middle-of-the-road for 2012....
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