SPJ’s Distinguished Journalist Award Winners Announced

The Greater Los Angeles Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists has picked six winners of SPJ’s Distinguished Journalist Award:
Beth Barrett, Daily News
Barrett was the first to report on Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s affair with former Telemundo newscaster Mirthala Salinas.
Bob Banfield, KABC-TV
Joined KABC-TV in 1967, works in the Inland Empire bureau.
John Rabe, KPCC
After hosting All Things Considered and reporting on health care and housing issues, Rabe now hosts his own show, Off-Ramp, a weekly program about news, arts and life in Southern California.
Tom Tugend, Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles
contributing editor for the Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles and West Coast correspondent for The Jerusalem Post in Israel, Jewish Chronicle in Britain, and the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in New York.
Scott Glover and Matt Lait, L.A. Times (Freedom of Information Award)
Lait is now legal affairs editor overseeing coverage of courts and police, and Glover is an investigative reporter in the city-county bureau.
to honor at its banquet next April.
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