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      • The Mark Twain Award for Journalism Excellence Recipients:

        2023

        Ruben Salazar

        The Los Angeles Times columnist and former reporter whose groundbreaking work shed light on the struggles of Mexican Americans in Los Angeles.

         

        2022
        Tracy A. Wood
        The pioneering female war correspondent and investigative reporter and editor.

         

        2021
        John Carroll

        The former executive editor at the Los Angeles Times.

         

        2020
        David Perlman

        The longtime science editor, San Francisco Chronicle.

         

        2019
        Jonathan Gold

        Food and music critic, Los Angeles Times/L.A. Weekly.

         

        2018
        David Lamb

        The longtime Los Angeles Times foreign and national correspondent.

         

        2017
        Ben H. Bagdikian

        The journalist, journalism-school dean, media critic and author.

         

        2016
        Morris “Morrie” Turner

        The first African-American to have a syndicated comic strip: the ethnically diverse “Wee Pals.”

         

        2015
        Rex Babin

        The Sacramento Bee cartoonist who excelled in caricaturing the powerful.

         

        2014
        Bill Stall

        The Pulitzer Prize-winning Los Angeles Times editorial writer.

         

        2013
        Edward Kennedy

        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.

         

        2012
        Paul Conrad

        The iconic Los Angeles Times editorial cartoonist.

         

        2011
        Herb Caen

        The popular San Francisco Chronicle “three-dot” columnist.

         

        2010
        Samuel Clemens

        Who had an adventurous newspaper career before becoming the famed Mark Twain.

         

        2010
        Ron Fimrite

        The Sporting Tiger,” who took sports writing beyond plays and scores at the San Francisco Chronicle.

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