Jeff Gottlieb

Los Angeles Times

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Senior writer with the Los Angeles Times; was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service in 2011 with Ruben Vives for their investigation of the Bell, CA corruption scandal

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KCET was PBS’ flagship TV station in LA -- the second largest market in the country. Eight years ago, it dropped its ties with PBS.

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