Miguel Contreras
Miguel Contreras is a Los Angeles-based journalist and writer. He won the LA Press Club Award for best documentary for the joint KCRW-WNYC podcast There Goes the Neighborhood. He also has an Emmy for KCET’s SoCal Connected and has been a writer for KPCC and CBS News.
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This is the latest in a spate of controversies involving the embattled politician who has made himself the face of the most expensive stadium ever built in the United States.
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"SoCal Connected" won two Golden Mikes, and KCETLink's transmedia cultural journalism initiative, "Artbound," took home another two.
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L.A. County ballot count may be delayed due to dense fog advisory.
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The Golden Mike Awards® recognize excellence in broadcast journalism.
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