The Mark Twain Award for Journalism Excellence Recipients:
2021 The former executive editor at the Los Angeles Times.
2020 The longtime science editor, San Francisco Chronicle.
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2019 Food and music critic, Los Angeles Times/L.A. Weekly.
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2018 The longtime Los Angeles Times foreign and national correspondent.
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2017 The journalist, journalism-school dean, media critic and author.
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2016 The first African-American to have a syndicated comic strip: the ethnically diverse “Wee Pals.”
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2015 The Sacramento Bee cartoonist who excelled in caricaturing the powerful.
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2014 The Pulitzer Prize-winning Los Angeles Times editorial writer.
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2013 The Associated Press correspondent whose scoop on the German surrender in World War II was squashed. He was later an editor in Monterey and received a posthumous apology from the AP.
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2012 The iconic Los Angeles Times editorial cartoonist.
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2011 The popular San Francisco Chronicle “three-dot” columnist.
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2010 Who had an adventurous newspaper career before becoming the famed Mark Twain.
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2010 The Sporting Tiger,” who took sports writing beyond plays and scores at the San Francisco Chronicle. |