Email Author Jeffrey Anderson

Awards

• 2008 - Maggies: The Magazine Awards of Western Publishing

  "The Town the Law Forgot"

• 2008 - AAN AltWeekly Awards

  "The Town the Law Forgot"

• 2008 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published June 8, 2007

  "Hector Marroquin's Revenge"

• 2008 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published April 13, 2007

  "Slammed for Secret Asbestos Removal"

• 2008 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published February 9, 2007

  "Name Game in Huntington Park"

• 2008 - Southern California Journalism Awards/LA Press Club

  "The Town the Law Forgot"

• 2008 - Southern California Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published May 25, 2007

  "The Boras Factor"

• 2007 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published August 16, 2006

  "The Steve And Bob Show"

• 2007 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published August 16, 2006

  "Sex, Justice and the DAs Office"

• 2007 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published April 5, 2006

  "Heap Of Trouble"

• 2007 - Southern California Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published December 13, 2006

  "Broken Bridges"

• 2006 - Investigative Reporters and Editors

  "The DWP Files"

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2004 Stories by Jeffrey Anderson

• Cloning Dan Carvin

  published December 30, 2004

  Next month, City Controller Laura Chick plans to begin an audit of law firms and officials who monitor them. With the... More >>

• Cardinal Untruths

  published December 16, 2004

  Confidential documents and sworn statements by Cardinal Roger Mahony were released last week, ending two years of legal... More >>

• Blessed by the Devil

  published December 9, 2004

  Photo by AP/Wideworld Observers of the Catholic Church sex scandal saw for the first time last Friday what passes for mass closure... More >>

• Minister of Marijuana

  published November 25, 2004

  Scott Imler’s voice is less urgent, less ravaged, than it was two years ago, when he was on a hunger strike to save the Los Angele... More >>

• Speaking Softly

  published November 18, 2004

  THE CASE OF Patricia Surjue v. The City of Inglewood has ended. Last Wednesday, after a jury was chosen and... More >>

• Tapping Pension Funds

  published November 11, 2004

  A CRITICAL VOTE next Wednesday by the Department of Water and Power’s Retirement Board could reduce the DWP’s contribution to its pensi... More >>

• The Rise of Empire

  published November 4, 2004

  Sandra Miranda remembers the little warehouse on Lamar Street, near the San Antonio Winery in downtown Los Angeles. Empire Cleaning... More >>

• Dirty Laundry

  published September 30, 2004

  A procession of Department of Water and Power employees seized the floor and railed against harassment and retaliation recently at a... More >>

• The Man in Red

  published September 16, 2004

  Photo by Slobodan Dimitrov Cardinal Roger Mahony has been compared to a mafia don for his obstruction of criminal and civil justice... More >>

• One Mean Chick

  published September 16, 2004

  As chief financial watchdog, City Controller Laura Chick has turned up the temperature on high-profile targets in the city’... More >>

• Veil of Secrecy Torched

  published September 9, 2004

  After months of blessing the Catholic Church’s near-sacred insistence on secrecy in a criminal probe of clergy sex abuse and an allege... More >>

• Reversal of Misfortune

  published August 12, 2004

  Dan Carvin may be out of a job, and he may have a nasty lawsuit to resolve, but state lawmakers are becoming interested in what got him fired... More >>

• Out of the Darkness

  published August 12, 2004

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• Firing the Messenger

  published July 29, 2004

  Rejecting calls for an inspector general to help as the city’s watchdog, City Controller Laura Chick said Los Angeles does not need mor... More >>

• The Black Avenger

  published July 22, 2004

  Photo by Max S. Gerber Like many black men of his generation, Milton Crawford never had room to make mistakes. Growing up in a family of 20... More >>

• Winning Grandma Millie’s Vote

  published June 24, 2004

  In announcing the $2 billion lawsuit he filed against Enron last week, state Attorney General Bill Lockyer showed that it’s never to... More >>

• Distant Justice

  published June 17, 2004

  Pressure on Patricia Surjue to settle her brutality lawsuit against the city of Inglewood and former police Officer Jeremy Morse has... More >>

• Rugged Coast

  published June 3, 2004

  Steering clear of the trouble that looms for the California Coastal Commission, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger stuck to soundbite-sized... More >>

• Is the Saint of South L.A. for Real?

  published May 20, 2004

  Photos by Anthony Allen As hundreds of thousands of refugees fled famine and oppression in East Africa, Nikki Tesfai arrived in Los Angeles... More >>

• Fighting Back in Inglewood

  published May 6, 2004

  The Los Angeles civil rights community can be small, and for Patricia Surjue, who this winter backed out of a federal-court settlement in a... More >>

• Patricia Surjue v. The World

  published March 18, 2004

  Patricia Surjue is finding out just how lonely it feels to take on a city, its police force, a federal judge and her own lawyers — all at th... More >>

• Roger’s Nest

  published March 11, 2004

  Cardinal Roger Mahony has been admonished by a national lay-Catholic review board for his hardball legal tactics in the clergy... More >>

• Smoke-filled Churches

  published March 4, 2004

  The National Review Board of lay Catholics released a report last week that detected “the smoke of Satan” in the Catholic Church. The boar... More >>

• Blessed by the Times

  published February 26, 2004

  Journalists covering the clergy sex-abuse scandal have dogged the Catholic hierarchy from Boston to Phoenix, but the Los Angeles... More >>

• Cardinal Sins

  published February 26, 2004

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