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SAN DIEGO PRESS CLUB
43rd ANNUAL EXCELLENCE IN JOURNALISM AWARDS
October 25, 2016
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BEST OF SHOW
Best Television Entry
JW August, Mari Payton, Lynn Walsh, Jay Yoo
Songs: A Nuclear Problem
NBC 7/39
Best Non-Daily Newspapers Entry
Pam Crooks, Suzan Peterson, Patti Anderson
Balboa Park Beyond 1915: Legacy of the Exposition
San Diego Business Journal
Best Magazines Entry
Darlene Davies, Bill Abrams, Chloe Pedersen, Mia Park
Celebrating 100 Years of the San Diego Zoo
Ranch and Coast Magazine
Best Websites Entry
San Diego Zoo Global Staff
San Diego Zoo Kids
Best Radio Entry
Jean Guerrero
Tijuana Migrants Hide In Tunnels As Police Raids Turn Deadly
KPBS-FM
Best Daily Newspapers and Web Entry
Peter Rowe,Howard Lipin,Luis Cruz,Rod Huerto,Ruby Gaviola
How a Girl Born at Two Pounds Became a Happy Boy
The San Diego Union-Tribune
Wildcard Category
Miriam Raftery
Border Fire leaves Residents Burned over Bureaucratic Bungling
eastcountymagazine.org
Rising Star
Leonardo Castaneda
inewsource.org

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Daily newspapers and websites: Architecture and Design
1. Sophy Chaffee, “Leucadia Artisan Carved Out a Career”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
2. Sophy Chaffee, “Artists style with tile”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
3. Nicole Sours Larson, “Catio' Keeps Cats Safe from Predators”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
Daily newspapers and websites: Arts & Entertainment Reporting
1. Jim Trageser, “Marcia Ball: Still Excited About The Music”, AllAboutJazz.com
2. Gayle Lynn Falkenthal, “Passion for Dance, Family,Life Drive DWTS Pros Maks and Val Chmerkovsky”,
Communities Digital News
2. James Hebert, “In Theater, Women Fight to Get Voices Heard”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
3. Jamie Reno, “Pet Sounds at San Diego Fair: Rock's Best Album Comes to Life”, The Reno Dispatch
3. John Ford, “San Diego Opera Stages Betrayal of Lovers”, jpatrickford.me
Daily newspapers and websites: Business & Financial
1. David Hasemyer, “Exxon's Support of a Tax on Carbon: Rhetoric or Reality?”, InsideClimate News
2. Leonardo Castaneda, “Investigations Continue as San Ysidro Schools' Financial Picture Improves”,
inewsource.org
3. Ken Stone, “Sick of Used-Textbook Rip-Off, Once-Secretive Aztec Touts Online Market”, Times of San Diego
Daily newspapers and websites: Column
1. Jamie Reno, “With Friends Like the Saudis, Who Needs Enemies”, The Reno Dispatch
2. Fred Dickey, “The Way We Are”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
3. Gayle Lynn Falkenthal, “Ringside Seat”, Communities Digital News
Daily newspapers and websites: Criminal Justice
1. Lyle Moran, “Civil rights attorneys battle rise in pretrial appeals”, San Diego Daily Transcript
2. Karen Kucher, “Tasers give cops an option to guns, but risks exist”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
3. Joe Yerardi, “Obama's Actions Unlikely to Change San Diego's Low Numbers of Gun Buyers and Sellers”,
inewsource.org
Daily newspapers and websites: Education
1. Megan Wood, “Homeless Emergency in San Ysidro schools Escalates with Grant Loss”, inewsource.org
2. Ashly McGlone, “Several Years and $1 Billion Later, San Diego Schools Are Actually in Worse Shape”,
voiceofsandiego.org
3. Ashly McGlone, “Before Releasing Harsh Report, Poway Superintendent Softened Criticisms”,
voiceofsandiego.org
Daily newspapers and websites: Election Coverage
1. Chris Jennewein, “Times of San Diego Primary Election Guides”, Times of San Diego
2. Kimberly Dvorak, “GOP Elites - We've been Trumped”, Examiner/XETV
3. Jamie Reno, “Where the Presidential Candidates Stand on Veterans' Health Issues”, Healthline
Daily newspapers and websites: Environment
1. David Hasemyer, “Exxon Sowed Doubt About Climate Science for Decades by Stressing Uncertainty”,
InsideClimate News
2. Rick Griffin, “Boys & Girls Clubs clubhouse to run on solar power”, East County Style
3. Miriam Raftery, “Planning Commission guns down appeal, allows Covert Canyon to conduct military firearms
training amid federal forest lands”, eastcountymagazine.org

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Daily newspapers and websites: Essay/Commentary/Opinion
1. Kevin Brass, “Did Newspaper Companies Have to Die?”, Medium
2. Jamie Reno, “Taylor Swift is a Monster, Be Very Afraid”, The Reno Dispatch
2. Roman S. Koenig, “Point of View: Call ‘85/15’ what it is, and let Carlsbad vote on it”, North Coast Current
3. Bill Eadie, “New York and San Diego’s Symbiotic Theatre Relationship”, SanDiegoStory.com
3. Chris Jennewein, “Op-Ed Columns by Chris Jennewein”, Times of San Diego
Daily newspapers and websites: Feature
1. Peter Rowe, Howard Lipin, Luis Cruz, Rod Huerto, Ruby Gaviola, “How a Girl Born at Two Pounds Became a
Happy Boy”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
2. Diana Saenger, “Bringing History to the New Generation”, Indian Country Today
3. Kimberly Dvorak, “Cubans Exploit US Taxpayers with Cold War Era Benefits”, Examiner/XETV
Daily newspapers and websites: Food
1. Nicole Sours Larson, “The Joys of Ginger”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
2. Kristen Castillo, “Food & Dining in the Florida Keys”, The Daily Meal
2. Bob Pickard, “Family Eatery Enjoys Loyal Following”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
3. Adam Burkhart, “Swell Cafe brings art of gourmet coffee to rising tide of interest”, North Coast Current
Daily newspapers and websites: General News
1. Ken Stone, “Clandestine Bid Helped S.D. Land World Beach Games Preface to Olympics?”, Times of San Diego
2. Lyle Moran, “Airport Concessionaire Faces Labor-law Scrutiny”, San Diego Daily Transcript
3. Alexander Nguyen, “'We Are One Heartbeat': San Diego Gathers for Impromptu Vigil”, Patch
Daily newspapers and websites: Headlines
1. Ken Stone, “MyNewsLA.com Headline portfolio”, MyNewsLA.com
2. Ken Stone, “Times of San Diego Headline Portfolio”, Times of San Diego
3. Gayle Lynn Falkenthal, “CDN Headline Portfolio”, Communities Digital News
Daily newspapers and websites: Health & Medicine
1. Bob Pickard, “Riding Toward Recovery”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
2. Karyl Carmignani, “Big Hearts”, San Diego Zoo Global
3. Fred Dickey, “Family Heard Death's Knock at their Door in Encinitas”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
Daily newspapers and websites: History
1. Darlene Davies, Bill Abrams, Chloe Pedersen, Mia Park, “Celebrating 100 Years of the San Diego Zoo”,
www.ranchandcoast.com
2. Emmet Pierce, “How to Store the Declaration of Independence”, Sparefoot.com
3. Ken Stone, “Nixon Still Noxious, Warns Watergate Legend Bob Woodward at UCSD”, Times of San Diego
Daily newspapers and websites: Humor
1. Inga, “Why It Takes Four Women 80 Emails to Set a Lunch Date”, Huffington Post
2. Fred Dickey, “InBackyard Brawl, Beagle is no Match for Raccoon”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
3. Irv Erdos, “Rivalry with Aunt Anna Triggered by Meatball Recipe”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
Daily newspapers and websites: Investigative Reporting
1. Brad Racino,Lorie Hearn, “Five Major Questions San Diego Attorney Cory Briggs Won't Answer”,
inewsource.org
2. Lyle Moran, “State Bar ignored hundreds of complaints”, LA Daily Journal (SD Bureau)
3. Brad Racino, Megan Wood, Susana Tsutsumi, Nic McVicker, “The Port, the Lawyer and the Salesman”,
inewsource.org

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Daily newspapers and websites: Military
1. Jamie Reno, “Arthur's War! World War II Hero's 70-Year Fight with the VA”, The Reno Dispatch
2. Jeanette Steele, Hayne Palmour IV, Luis Cruz, Rod Huerto, Ruby Gaviola, “What Could Have Saved these
Veterans?”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
3. Ken Stone, “How Ship Gave Sight to the Blind in Mission of Mercy”, Times of San Diego
Daily newspapers and websites: Multicultural
1. Kimberly Dvorak, “Rape and Sexual Servitude are Virtuous to ISIS: the REAL War on Women”, XETV-TV
2. Miriam Raftery, “East County Chaldeans plea for release of Iraqi Christians detained at Otay”,
eastcountymagazine.org
3. Chris Stone, “I Feel Incredible: 3 Minutes of Family Time as Border Gates Open”, Times of San Diego
Daily newspapers and websites: Political/Government
1. Kimberly Dvorak, “Trump Anchors his Lead on Immigration”, XETV-TV
2. Lyle Moran, “State Bar's financial reforms pay dividends”, LA Daily Journal (SD Bureau)
3. Fred Dickey, “Contrarian Henderson Gives His Word - On Any Topic”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
Daily newspapers and websites: Profile
1. Jamie Reno, “Phoenix VA's Original Whistleblower Breaks her Silence While Waiting for Justice”, Yahoo News
2. Ken Stone, “Meet Mario Koran: San Diego Journalist of the Year and Ex-Con”, Times of San Diego
3. Jackie Bryant, “El Celler de Can Roca: Meet the Brothers Behind the Best Restaurant in the World”, JustLuxe
Daily newspapers and websites: Public Service/Consumer Advocacy
1. Joe Yerardi, “New Culprit in San Diego Water Main Breaks: Asbestos Cement”, inewsource.org
2. Ashly McGlone, “Parents Want San Diego Unified to Reverse Field on Turf Installations”, voiceofsandiego.org
3. Leonardo Castaneda, Megan Wood, “Medical Data Thievery Ensnares at least 30,000 San Diegans”,
inewsource.org
Daily newspapers and websites: Real Estate
1. Rick Griffin, “Changes at East Countys Largest Office Building”, East County Style
Daily newspapers and websites: Reviews: Live Performance
1. Kris Eitland, “Haunting, Cathartic 'Healing Wars' Hits Home”, sandiegostory.com
2. Kenneth Herman, “Montreal Symphony Arrives with Star-Power Pianist Danil Trifonov and Conductor Kent
Nagano”, SanDiegoStory.com
3. Perry Chen, Zhu Shen, “Perrys Previews Theatre Review Indecent”, www.perryspreviews.com
Daily newspapers and websites: Reviews: Misc
1. Beth Accomando, “Cinema Junkie Film Reviews”, KPBS.org
2. Gayle Lynn Falkenthal, “GOP Debate Review: Fox News is crazy like well, a fox”, Communities Digital News
3. Kraig Cavanaugh, “Naughty, Traditions, and Wood: A 2-part Review of 2015 San Diego Art Prize Exhibition
(Part 1)”, "San Diego Story" <sandiegostory.com>
3. Perry Chen, Zhu Shen, “Perry’s Previews Movie Review – Kung Fu Panda 3”, www.perryspreviews.com
Daily newspapers and websites: Reviews: Restaurant
1. Jamie Reno, “Il Fornaio in Coronado: Our Favorite Restaurant”, The Reno Dispatch

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Daily newspapers and websites: Reviews: Theater- Opera
1. James Hebert, “Hollywood' Has Split Personality at Playhouse”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
2. Pat Launer, “Personal Sleight of Hand in InnerMission's "Disappearing Act"”, Times of San Diego
3. Kenneth Herman, “San Diego Opera's 'Madama Butterfly' Vocal Paradise”, SanDiegoStory.com
Daily newspapers and websites: Science/Technology
1. Karyl Carmignani, “Pretty Poison”, San Diego Zoo Global
2. Josh Baxt, “La Jolla's Geek Woodstock”, San Diego Magazine
Daily newspapers and websites: Series
1. Darlene Davies, Chloe Pedersen, Mia Park, “The Old Globe, 80 Years in the Making”, www.ranchandcoast.com
2. John M. Gonzalez, Hayne Palmour IV, Luis Cruz, Rod Huerto, Ruby Gaviola, “Healthcare 911: The High Cost of
911 Mega Users”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
3. Leonardo Castaneda, “Permanently Portable”, inewsource.org
Daily newspapers and websites: Sports
1. Gayle Lynn Falkenthal, “Boxing's Smaller Men Making a Big Impact on the Sport”, Communities Digital News
2. Jamie Reno, “Dennis Gibson Lives! Remembering the San Diego Chargers' Epic Upset of the Pittsburgh Steelers
in AFC Championship”, The Reno Dispatch
3. Ken Stone, “Thrills and Chills: How North Pole Marathon Challenged San Diego Pair”, Times of San Diego
Daily newspapers and websites: Travel
1. Elizabeth Hansen, “Victoria Falls Best Places to Stay in Livingstone”, Authentic Luxury Travel
2. Joanne DiBona, “Swimming with Sharks: Sharing the Sea with Gentle Giants Highlighted a Journey to Gulf of
California's Midriff Islands Region”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
2. Maggie Espinosa, “El Camino Real: Maggie's 800-mile Mission Walk”, AuthenticLuxuryTravel.net
3. Wendy Lemlin, “Baja Outback Escape”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
Magazines: Architecture and Design
1. Ann Jarmusch, “Modern Wonder”, San Diego Magazine
2. Nicole Sours Larson, “One Thing Leads to Another”, San Diego Home/Garden Lifestyles Magazine
2. Thomas Shess, Phyllis Shess, “So Worth the Wait!”, Arts & Crafts Homes Magazine
3. Diane Welch, Vincent Knakal, “A Christmas Showcase Salon”, Ranch and Coast Magazine
3. Mia Park, Chloe Pedersen, “Dreamy Design”, Ranch and Coast Magazine
Magazines: Arts & Entertainment Reporting
1. Pat Launer, “What is Indecent to you?”, San Diego Jewish Journal
2. Archana Ram, “Dancing Queen”, San Diego Magazine
2. Emmet Pierce, “The Arts at Work”, North County Business Journal
3. Ingrid Hoffmeister, “Jeremy's Vision”, Ranch & Coast Magazine
Magazines: Business & Financial
1. Dave Good, “Gigging for a Living”, San Diego Magazine
2. Deanna Murphy, Bob Stefanko, “Meet Encinitas Startup The Venue Report”, Ranch and Coast Magazine
3. Johnny McDonald, “Baker Had a Fast-Paced Past”, Ramona Home Journal

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Magazines: Column
1. Elizabeth Hansen, “Detour Destinations”, Ranch and Coast Magazine
2. Edward McIntyre, George Brewster Jr, Karen Korr, Attiba Royster, Jenna Little, “Ethics”, San Diego Lawyer
2. Ron James, Mary James, “Wine Dine & Travel Editor's Note”, Wine Dine & Travel Magazine
3. Rachel Laing, “Parental Indiscretion”, San Diego Magazine
3. Sharon Rosen Leib, “Musings From Mama”, San Diego Jewish Journal
Magazines: Criminal Justice
1. Ann Reilly Cole, “Local Sheriff's Station Serves Backcountry”, Julian Journal
Magazines: Drawing or Illustration
1. Karen Korr, Attiba Royster, Jenna Little, “Cutting Funds, Cutting Justice”, San Diego Lawyer
Magazines: Education
1. Anthony Berteaux, “In the Safe Spaces on Campus, No Jews Allowed”, The Tower Magazine
2. AnnaMaria Stephens, “The Transformative Power of Music”, Ranch and Coast Magazine
3. Kris Eitland, “Former San Diego Charger Girl Nicole Lucia Leads a Tour of Her Dance Facility”, Dance Teacher
Magazine
3. Sylvia Mendoza, “Civil Air Patrol Cadet Program: Student Leaders Take Flight”, Hispanic Outlook Magazine
Magazines: Environment
1. Wendy Perkins, “Habitat Conservation Starts with a Seed”, ZOONOOZ
2. Kevin Brass, “Before It Runs Off”, Urban Land
3. Karyl Carmignani, “Saving Simba”, ZOONOOZ
Magazines: Essay/Commentary/Opinion
1. Sharon Rosen Leib, “Note to Congress re: The Iran Nuclear Deal”, San Diego Jewish Journal
Magazines: Feature
1. Erin Meanley Glenny, Kimberly Cunningham, Archana Ram, “Cool Companies”, San Diego Magazine
2. Erin Meanley Glenny, “Big Ideas”, San Diego Magazine
3. Erin Meanley Glenny, Kimberly Cunningham, Archana Ram, “The Ultimate San Diego Bucket List”, San Diego
Magazine
Magazines: Feature Layout Design
1. J. Sydnie Goodwin, “Best Restaurants 2016”, San Diego Magazine
2. Ron James, “In Search of Hobbits”, Wine Dine & Travel Magazine
3. Ron James, “Wadi Rum: Where the Martians and Camels Roam”, Wine Dine & Travel Magazine
Magazines: Food
1. Jackie Bryant, “The Other Mezcal: Raicilla”, New Worlder
2. Troy Johnson, “Cocktails are Fun Again!”, San Diego Magazine
2. Troy Johnson, Archana Ram, “Viva, Mexican Food!”, San Diego Magazine
3. Archana Ram, “Breakfast”, San Diego Magazine
Magazines: Front Page Design
1. J. Sydnie Goodwin, “The Design Issue - Subscriber Cover”, San Diego Magazine
2. Vincent Knakal, Bob Stefanko, Chloe Pedersen, “October 2015 Cover”, Ranch and Coast Magazine
3. Rik Thiesfeld, Cindy Kyle, Michele Hancock, Lisa Gipson, “San Diego Family Magazine Cover, April 2016”,
San Diego Family Magazine

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Magazines: Gardening
1. Wendy Perkins, “Hallowed Aloes”, ZOONOOZ
2. Wendy Perkins, “Ferns: Fronds of Distinction”, ZOONOOZ
3. Andrea Naversen, Vincent Knakal, Bob Stefanko, Mia Park, Chloe Pedersen, “At Home with Nick and Samantha
Binkley”, Ranch and Coast Magazine
Magazines: General News
1. San Diego Magazine Staff, “Stopping Traffic”, San Diego Magazine
Magazines: Headlines
1. Peggy Scott, “Scott ZOONOOZ headlines”, San Diego Zoo Global
Magazines: Health & Medicine
1. Jim Trageser, “Irreproducible Research: The Need for Study Validation”, BioSupply Trends Quarterly
2. Lisa Pawlak, “Just Say No to E-Cigarettes”, San Diego Family Magazine
2. Peggy Scott, “Labor of "Love"”, San Diego Zoo Global
3. Lynne Friedmann, “Feline Rehabilitation: A Field Poised For Dramatic Growth”, Trends, American Animal
Hospitals Association
3. Natalie Jacobs, “Living with Mental Illness - San Diegans find comfort and support in Jewish home”, San Diego
Jewish Journal
Magazines: History
1. Darlene Davies, Bill Abrams, Chloe Pedersen, Mia Park, “Celebrating 100 Years of the San Diego Zoo”, Ranch
and Coast Magazine
2. Kimberly Cunningham, Troy Johnson, “Growing Up San Diego”, San Diego Magazine
3. Darrell Beck, “Eviction of the Cupenos at Cupa - Warner Springs”, Ramona Home Journal
3. Natalie Jacobs, “The Antiquarian and the Creative Writing - How one World War II spy made a writer out of Stan
Katz”, San Diego Jewish Journal
Magazines: Humor
2. Irv Erdos, “An Almost Perfect Marriage”, Escondido Magazine
3. Troy Johnson, “Dear Chargers, It's Over”, San Diego Magazine
Magazines: Military
1. Jeanne McKinney, “SPECIAL - US Marine Corps Expands Crisis Response In Unprecedented Allied Maritime
Basing Initiative”, Homeland Security Today Magazine
Magazines: Multicultural
1. Sylvia Mendoza, “Latino Leadership Fellows: Filling in the Gap to Presidential Pipelines at Community
Colleges”, Hispanic Outlook Magazine
2. Sylvia Mendoza, “The Ripple Effect of Dr. Tony Ortiz”, Hispanic Outlook Magazine
3. Jeanne Ferris, “Brave New Words”, Motovaded Magazine
Magazines: Political/Government
1. Ann Reilly Cole, “JUHSD Cuts Take Human Toll”, Julian Journal

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Magazines: Profile
1. Sharon Rosen Leib, “The Protege in the Prime Minister's Office”, San Diego Jewish Journal
2. Lisa Pawlak, “Local Teens Making a Difference”, San Diego Family Magazine
2. Wendy Lemlin, “Gone Fishing”, Where San Diego Guestbook
3. Karen Brainard, “Drawing Inspiration from Nature”, Ramona Lifestyles
3. Sylvia Mendoza, “Dora de Larios: The Fierce, The Warrior, The Artist”, Hispanic Outlook Magazine
Magazines: Real Estate
1. Katie Thisdell, “Great Work Spaces”, Our City San Diego
2. Kevin Brass, “A New City Place for Santa Clara”, Urban Land
Magazines: Reviews: Misc
1. Sharon Rosen Leib, “Wandering Through "Human Street"”, San Diego Jewish Journal
Magazines: Reviews: Restaurant
1. Troy Johnson, “Tale of Two Cities”, San Diego Magazine
2. Troy Johnson, “Plant One On Me”, San Diego Magazine
3. Brandon Hernández, Vincent Knakal, “Top of the Market”, Ranch and Coast Magazine
Magazines: Reviews: Theater- Opera
1. Ruth Lepper, “Action-packed Mystery Fills Vista Stage”, Ramona Home Journal
Magazines: Science/Technology
1. Josh Baxt, “Healthcare Goes High-Tech”, San Diego Magazine
2. Karyl Carmignani, “When Longer is Better”, ZOONOOZ
3. Lynne Friedmann, “Reproductive Physiology: Always Looking for Intriguing Questions”, Conservation Update,
San Diego Zoo
Magazines: Series
1. Andrea Naversen, Vincent Knakal, Bob Stefanko, Mia Park, Chloe Pedersen, “At Home with…”, Ranch and
Coast Magazine
Magazines: Sports
1. Jack Riordan, “Sportfishing Provides College and Career Opportunities”, Ramona Home Journal
2. Deanna Murphy, Jennifer Nelson, “One on One with Cliff Drysdale”, Ranch and Coast Magazine
3. Tracy Rolling, “Love, Luck and Lively Feet”, Ramona Home Journal
Magazines: Travel
2. Cynthia Dial, “At the End of the Road You'll Find Tofino”, Philippine Airlines Mabuhay
2. Elizabeth Hansen, “In Search of "Old Hawaii" on the Big Island”, Ranch and Coast Magazine
3. Sharon Rosen Leib, “From Tragedy to Triumph”, San Diego Jewish Journal
Non-daily newspapers: Architecture and Design
1. Karen Brainard, “Couple creates unique and different shop”, Ramona Sentinel
Non-daily newspapers: Arts & Entertainment Reporting
1. Annette Williams, “Library Sculpture Dedicated to Elyse Kuhn”, Ramona Home Journal
2. Lois Alter Mark, “RSF Resident Wendy Walker's New Legal Drama 'Notorious' to Air on ABC this Fall”, Rancho
Santa Fe Review
3. Denis Grasska, “Sitcom Star Trades Side-Splitting for Thought-Provoking”, The Southern Cross

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Non-daily newspapers: Breaking News
1. Maureen Robertson, Karen Brainard, “Storm Pummels Town, Estates”, Ramona Sentinel
Non-daily newspapers: Business & Financial
1. Emmet Pierce, “Low Barriers Help Companies Make Fast Start”, San Diego Business Journal
2. Lou Hirsh, “The Aftermath”, San Diego Business Journal
3. Michael Lipkin, “Worst-Case Scenario”, San Diego Business Journal
Non-daily newspapers: Column
1. Joel Trambley, “Politically Aware Column”, San Diego LGBT Weekly
2. Alex Zaragoza, “The Stanford Rapist and The Power of Language as a Weapon”, San Diego CityBeat
2. Barry Cronin, “Consider This”, Poway News Chieftain
3. Nancy Alvarado, “The View From Down Here”, The Star News
Non-daily newspapers: Criminal Justice
1. Emmet Pierce, “Taylor Guitars Fights Brand Theft”, San Diego Business Journal
2. Emmet Pierce, “Courts Use Mediation to Ease Overcrowding”, San Diego Business Journal
3. Emmet Pierce, “Navigating the Labor Law Landscape”, San Diego Business Journal
Non-daily newspapers: Education
1. Jeff Clemetson, “Finance High: Junior Achievement teaches literacy at new park”, Mission Times Courier
2. Emmet Pierce, “Practically Speaking”, San Diego Business Journal
3. Kristina Houck, “Solana Beach School District Employees Receive Benefits, Consider Forming Union”, Solana
Beach Sun
Non-daily newspapers: Environment
1. Ana Nita, “A Valley Burning with Fever and The Man Who Wants to Heal It”, East County Californian
2. Joe Tash, “Encinitas Farm's Roots Stretch Back to Ancient Jewish Traditions”, Encinitas Advocate
2. Maria José Durán, “Where’s All the Sand in La Jolla?”, La Jolla Light
3. Angela McLaughlin, “Rescuing Wildlife”, Ramona Home Journal
3. Kristina Houck, “Solana Beach Leader Participates in Climate Talks in Paris”, Solana Beach Sun
Non-daily newspapers: Essay/Commentary/Opinion
1. Steve Dreyer, “Blooming PUSD recall should be nipped in bud”, Poway News Chieftain
2. Katia Lopez-Hodoyan, “Pope in Mexico”, La Prensa San Diego
3. Stampp Corbin, “Judged by the Actions of a Few”, San Diego LGBT Weekly
Non-daily newspapers: Feature
1. Jennifer Coburn, “Transgender Teen Ari Zelkind's Happy Boy-thday”, San Diego CityBeat
2. Morgan Hurley, “A City in Flux”, Gay San Diego
2. Diana Saenger, “Woman Discovers Relative was ‘Butcher of Plaszow’”, La Jolla Light
3. Alex Zaragoza, “Fighting for the Four Corners”, San Diego CityBeat
3. Katia Lopez-Hodoyan, “Erasing the Border”, La Prensa San Diego
Non-daily newspapers: Feature Layout Design
1. Sandie Powers, “Brand Theft”, San Diego Business Journal
2. Jeff Jungblut, “Meet Jackson Evans”, San Diego LGBT Weekly
3. Angela Castillo, “Surfing's Clean Break”, San Diego Business Journal

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Non-daily newspapers: Food
1. Catharine Kaufman, “Movers and Shakers of the Culinary World - Salt”, La Jolla Light
2. Kai Oliver-Kurtin, “Gaslamp restaurants stand the test of time”, San Diego Downtown News
3. Ashley Mackin, “How Sweet It Is! La Jolla Baker Wins Food Network Show”, La Jolla Light
Non-daily newspapers: Front Page Design
1. Ken Williams, Vince Meehan, “Front page of Uptown News Feb. 12”, San Diego Uptown News
2. Daniel Lew, Susan DeMaggio, “La Jolla Light”, La Jolla Light
3. Sandie Powers, “The Next Round”, San Diego Business Journal
Non-daily newspapers: Gardening
1. Annette Williams, “Garden Tour Returns”, Ramona Home Journal
2. Tracy Rolling, “Groves of Gold”, Ramona Home Journal
Non-daily newspapers: General News
1. Morgan Hurley, “Hacking into the new sandiego.gov”, San Diego Downtown News
2. Ken Williams, “Looking Up: North Park's Future Coming into Sharp Focus”, San Diego Uptown News
2. Elizabeth Marie Himchak, “Land Lease Fee Halts 4S Ranch Library Expansion”, Rancho Bernardo News Journal
3. Steve Dreyer, “StoneRidge Owner Mulls Housing Option”, Poway News Chieftain
3. Dave Schwab, “Plum Street Remodel Sold; new owner to renovate Point Loma House”, Peninsula Beacon
Non-daily newspapers: Headlines
1. Susan DeMaggio, “Demaggio Headline Portfolio”, La Jolla Light
2. Jim Evans, “Jim Evans Headline Portfolio”, Ramona Home Journal
Non-daily newspapers: Health & Medicine
1. Scott Hopkins, “PLHS Baseball Player Defies the Odds”, Peninsula Beacon
2. Catharine Kaufman, “The Supermarket is a Land Mine”, La Jolla Light
2. James Palen, “La Jollan's Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Wins UCSD Notice”, La Jolla Light
3. Brittany Meiling, “Out of the Shadows”, San Diego Business Journal
Non-daily newspapers: History
1. Pam Crooks, Suzan Peterson, Patti Anderson, “Balboa Park Beyond 1915: Legacy of the Exposition”, San Diego
Business Journal
2. Darrell Beck, “Ramona During the Vibrant Twenties”, Ramona Home Journal
2. Michael Lipkin, “They Didn't See It Coming”, San Diego Business Journal
3. Linda Hutchison, “The Sea Nymphs: Daughter curates exhibit about mom's historic diving club”, La Jolla Light
3. Maria José Durán, “La Jolla Archive: The day the snails invaded … and other La Jolla facts only a historian
would know!”, La Jolla Light
Non-daily newspapers: Humor
1. Inga, “Caution: Viewer Discretion Advised”, La Jolla Light
2. Laura Walcher, “What Now”, Presidio Sentinel
3. Inga, “The Day the Dog Went Vegan”, La Jolla Light
Non-daily newspapers: Investigative Reporting
1. Thom Senzee, “Ousted: Hillcrest Business Association's restraining orders target homeless”, San Diego LGBT
Weekly
2. Thom Senzee, “Empty-nose Syndrome Sufferers Feel Invisible”, The San Diego Reader
3. Diana Saenger, “13 Hours to Hit Theaters Friday: Global Response Staff speaks with the Gazette”, East County
Gazette

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Non-daily newspapers: Military
1. Jeanne McKinney, “Patriot Profiles: I vowed that I would make the world a better place”, Voice and Viewpoint
Newspaper
2. Parimal Rohit, “Its No War Zone: San Diego Bay Balances Boating, Navy Operations”, The Log
3. Jeanne McKinney, “Patriot Profiles: Army Trials awaken a new kind of courage”, Del Mar Times
Non-daily newspapers: Multicultural
1. Katia Lopez-Hodoyan, “The Local Side of the Refugee Crisis”, La Prensa San Diego
2. Victor Hoff, “The Dragon Boat girls”, San Diego LGBT Weekly
3. Maria José Durán, “Refugees Share Success Stories at Church Breakfast”, La Jolla Light
Non-daily newspapers: Political/Government
1. Jared Whitlock, “Encinitas to Clamp Down on Unlicensed Airbnb Hosts”, Encinitas Advocate
2. Kristina Houck, “Demolition of Old City Hall Begins”, Del Mar Times
Non-daily newspapers: Profile
1. Victor Hoff, “Rain Dove: This female androgynous supermodel is turning the concept of gender on its head”, San
Diego LGBT Weekly
2. Denis Grasska, “A Voice for the Voiceless”, The Southern Cross
3. Joe Tash, “Faith Moves Rancho Santa Fe Attorney in High-profile Legal Battles”, Rancho Santa Fe Review
Non-daily newspapers: Real Estate
1. Elizabeth Marie Himchak, “Experts Explain How Housing and Water Impact Economy”, Rancho Bernardo News
Journal
2. Emmet Pierce, “Groundbreasking Space”, San Diego Business Journal
3. Rick Griffin, “Changes at East Countys Largest Office Building”, East County Californian
Non-daily newspapers: Reviews: Live Performance
1. Nathalie Taylor, “Smokin Drums and Soaring Strings Kansas Sets the Fair on Fire!”, Fallbrook Village News
2. Nathalie Taylor, “Grammy Award-winner Judy Collins Gives Stellar Performance at San Diego County Fair”,
Fallbrook Village News
Non-daily newspapers: Reviews: Misc
1. Albert Fulcher, “'Paul's World,; an intimate look inside living with a disability”, East County Californian
2. Ted Gideonse, “This Illusion of Paradise has a Dark Side”, San Diego LGBT Weekly
3. Ted Gideonse, “A Laudable Idea Disastrously Executed”, San Diego LGBT Weekly
Non-daily newspapers: Reviews: Restaurant
1. Nathalie Taylor, “At Rosas, Carne Asada is a Bold Choice!”, Fallbrook Village News
2. Nathalie Taylor, “Find a Little Bit of Italy at Fresco Grill”, Fallbrook Village News
3. Lance Ryder, “Bang Your Head ... with Tofu”, San Diego LGBT Weekly
Non-daily newspapers: Reviews: Theater- Opera
1. Diana Saenger, “Las Colinas Welcomes Old Globe Production of Shakespeare”, East County Gazette
2. Tom Andrew, “Healing Wars”, San Diego LGBT Weekly
3. Elizabeth Marie Himchak, “Private Eyes' Script Disappoints; Actors Excel”, Rancho Bernardo News Journal

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Non-daily newspapers: Science/Technology
1. Brad Graves, “Nature's Nightlight”, San Diego Business Journal
2. James Palen, “La Jolla Teen Builds Own Realistic Flight Simulator”, La Jolla Light
3. Emmet Pierce, “Tech Sector Works to Keep Graduates in Town”, San Diego Business Journal
Non-daily newspapers: Series
1. Morgan Hurley, “Stepping Stone series”, Gay San Diego
2. Marsha Sutton, “The Comic-Con Extravaganza, The education side of Comic-Con”, Carmel Valley News
3. Maria José Durán, “Why No Sidewalks? First of a two-part report on pedestrian access in La Jolla”, La Jolla
Light
Non-daily newspapers: Sports
1. Phillip Brents, “Gulls Soaring as they Near Halfway Mark of Inaugural AHL Season”, The Star News
2. Scott Hopkins, “Gulls' Return to SD Wins Back Former Fan”, Peninsula Beacon
2. Michael Bower, “Dunn transforms to 'crazy person' for RBHS”, Rancho Bernardo News Journal
3. Denis Grasska, “Good Sports”, The Southern Cross
3. Chris Saur, “Storybook Season for San Dieguito Academy Tennis”, Encinitas Advocate
Non-daily newspapers: Travel
1. Nathalie Taylor, “A Tale of Two Chinatowns: San Francisco and Toronto”, Fallbrook Village News
2. Jack Riordan, “A Refuge for Hikers Who Dare the Pacific Crest Trail”, Ramona Home Journal
3. Katia Lopez-Hodoyan, “Floating in Machu Picchu”, La Prensa San Diego
Photography - Still: Breaking News
1. Alejandro Tamayo, “Life Goes On”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
2. Chris Stone, “Police Clear Protesters After Trump Rally; 35 Arrested”, Times of San Diego
3. Chris Stone, “Flipping Through Radio Channels, He Flipped His Car”, Times of San Diego
Photography - Still: Feature
1. Chris Stone, “Rare Birds: Miracle Flying, Photos at Miramar Air Show”, Times of San Diego
3. Thomas Melville, “Summer on the nose”, Beach & Bay Press
Photography - Still: News
1. Chris Stone, “Discovering an Old Friend, Honoring the Fallen for Memorial Day”, Times of San Diego
2. Chris Stone, “Point Loma Providence: Church Is Spared, But Souls Are Disturbed”, Times of San Diego
3. Mike McCarthy, “Spring Tides Soak Sunset Cliffs”, San Diego Community Newspaper Group
Photography - Still: Photo Essay
1. Becca Batista, “Dancing Queen”, San Diego Magazine
2. Chris Stone, “I Feel Incredible: 3 Minutes of Family Time as Border Gates Open”, Times of San Diego
3. Christine Rinaldi, “Stagecoach Sunday Offers Fall Activities, Animal Adventures, More For A Worthy Cause”,
Fallbrook Village News
Photography - Still: Portrait
1. Chris Stone, “Pride and Puddles: Parade Drenched with Joy”, Times of San Diego
2. Flavio Scorsato, “Dear Millennial Women”, San Diego Magazine
3. Thom Vollenweider, “Thinking Of The Future”, CIF/San Diego Section

October 25, 2016
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Photography - Still: Sports
1. Thom Vollenweider, “Rebound”, CIF/San Diego Section
2. Chris Stone, “Barrels of Fun in Ramona: Rodeo Highlights in Photos”, Times of San Diego
3. Thomas Melville, “Strength and honor”, Beach & Bay Press
Photography - video: Feature
1. Luis Cruz, Howard Lipin, Lara Hochuli, Peter Rowe, “A Boy's New Life”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
2. Luis Cruz, Howard Lipin, Peter Rowe, Lara Hochuli, “Sam's Journey”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
3. Katie Schoolov, “Albie's Beef Inn Closing After 57 Years”, KPBS-TV
Photography - video: News
1. Jeanette Steele, Luis Cruz, Hayne Palmour IV, Lara Hochuli, Alejandro Tamayo, “What Could Have Saved these
Veterans?”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
2. Katie Schoolov, “Once An AIDS Hospice, Dilapidated Truax House Faces Uncertain Future”, KPBS-TV
3. Luis Cruz, Hayne Palmour IV, Lara Hochuli, John M. Gonzalez, “Healthcare 911: The High Cost of 911 Mega
Users”, The San Diego Union-Tribune
Photography - video: Sports
1. Misael Virgen, Luis Cruz, Lara Hochuli, Paul Sisson, “Sportfishing's Superb Season”, The San Diego Union-
Tribune
PR, PIO and Trade publications: Annual Report
1. Steve Hubert, Mike Lee, “Beyond Drought - Reliable Water in an Era of Change”, San Diego County Water
Authority
2. SDCCC Communications Team, “San Diego Convention Center Corporation FY15 Annual Report”, San Diego
Convention Center Corporation
3. Rick Griffin, “Grossmont Healthcare Districts Independent Citizens Bond Oversight Committee 2015 Annual
Report”, Grossmont Healthcare District
PR, PIO and Trade publications: Association/Member publication
1. San Diego Zoo Global Staff, “ZOONOOZ Magazine”, San Diego Zoo Global
2. Karen Korr ,Attiba Royster, Jenna Little, Edward McIntyre, Christine Pangan, “San Diego Lawyer”, San Diego
County Bar Association
3. Lynne Friedmann, Jennifer Buckner, Carol Kerr, “ScienceWriters Magazine”, National Association of Science
Writers
PR, PIO and Trade publications: General Writing for External Publication
1. Jan Heying, Chris Wilson, Allie Leachman, “San Diego Early/Middle College, Now East Village High School,
Offers a High School Diploma and a Whole Lot More”, San Diego Union Tribune
2. Denise Scatena, “San Diego Voices Make A Difference in DC When It Comes to Ending HIV Infections”, The
San Diego Union-Tribune
3. Jennifer Whitelaw, “Mychals Learning Place Seeing Opportunity in Developmental Challenges”, Grandpoint
Bank
PR, PIO and Trade publications: General Writing for Internal Publication
1. Kelly Quigley, “Winning Over the Inquisitive Public”, LifeLines
2. Karyl Carmignani, “And Then There Were 3: Nola 1974 - 2015”, San Diego Zoo Global
3. Eileen Gaffen, “5 Ways to Help Your Kids Succeed in Sports”, Steres Gaffen Media

October 25, 2016
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PR, PIO and Trade publications: In-house or employee publications.
1. Kelly Short, Nedlin Davalos Delgado, Alyssa McNees, “Internet of Things”, Retail Perceptions
2. Rick Griffin, “People profile stories on realtors”, Pacific Southwest Association of Realtors
PR, PIO and Trade publications: Newsletter
1. David Silva, Angelica Martinez, Kelly Short, Amber Gabrenas, Alyssa McNees, “Crime Series, parts 1, 2, 3”,
Retail News Insider
2. Karen Korr, Attiba Royster, Jenna Little, Michael Olinik, “For the Record”, San Diego County Bar Association
3. Jan Heying, Loren Kramer, “We Are Clairemont”, Internet
PR, PIO and Trade publications: Press Release Writing
1. Mike Lee, “Nations Largest Seawater Desalination Plant Enhances Water Supply Reliability for San Diego
County”, San Diego County Water Authority
2. Suzy Garcia, “Susan G. Komen San Diego Announces 2015 Race for the Cure Honorary Survivors”, Scatena
Daniels Communications
2. Jennifer Whitelaw, “Grandpoint Bank Makes First-of-its-Kind Cyber Crime Insurance Available to Protect
Business Accounts from Funds Transfer Fraud and Cyber Deception”, TW2 Communications
3. Denise Scatena, Ann Marie Price, “Nonprofit State-of-the-Art Health Center Campus Expansion To Open For
'Sneak Peek' Media Tours on Tuesday, May 3”, Scatena Daniels Communications
PR, PIO and Trade publications: Special interest or one-time publications.
1. Erin Chambers Smith, “Hatch”, San Diego Magazine
2. Erin Chambers Smith, Joyce Glazer, “Charitable Giving Guide 2016”, San Diego Magazine
3. Erin Chambers Smith, “Leading Change: The Campaign for USD”, San Diego Magazine
PR, PIO and Trade publications: Video
1. Liz Faris, Bennett Peji, Alex Zaragoza, Sandra Ainslie, Laura Sanchez, “Writerz Blok Museum of Man
Collaboration”, Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation
2. Barbara Moreno, “Comic-Con International Extends Stay in San Diego”, San Diego Convention Center
Corporation
3. Jack Brandais, “Ride Old Highway 80”, www.joyride.guru
3. Sarah Austin, Jennifer Whitelaw, Teresa Warren, “Brewery Expansion”, TW2 Communications
Radio: Breaking News
1. Cliff Albert, Marilyn Hyder, Jack Cronin, “Bankers Hill Standoff Near Airport”, KOGO-AM
2. Cliff Albert, Phil Farrar, “Early Morning Earthquake”, KOGO-AM
3. Cliff Albert, Jack Cronin, Phil Farrar, Marilyn Hyder, Ernie Brown, “Trump Rally Protestors Arrested”, KOGO-
AM
Radio: Enterprise/Investigative Reporting
1. Jean Guerrero, “Tijuana Migrants Hide In Tunnels As Police Raids Turn Deadly”, KPBS-FM
2. Leonardo Castaneda, “Murky Rule Generates Expensive Tax Turmoil for California Caregivers”, inewsource.org
3. Brad Racino, “The Port, the Lawyer and the Salesman”, inewsource.org
Radio: Feature
1. Maya Trabulsi, “Farming the Ocean for More than Just Fish”, KPBS-FM
2. Jack Cronin, “Coronado's Sunken Sin Ship”, KOGO-AM
3. Courtney Holst, Brent Holst, Emily Krebs, “The Famous San Diego Chicken Speaks on the Radio”, KFMB 760
Radio
3. Gilbert Smith, Mike Bragg, “Galaxy Moonbeam Night Site - Program 176: The 1915 San Diego/Panama
Exposition”, KOPA-FM

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Radio: General News Story
1. Quinn Owen, “SDSU President Apologizes To Students Protesting His Response To Islamophobic Fliers”, KPBS-
FM
Radio: Newscast
1. Cliff Albert, Marilyn Hyder, Jack Cronin, Phil Farrar, “Noon News”, KOGO-AM
2. John Fox, “Pala Today 6/8/16”, Rez Radio 91.3
Radio: Series
1. Mary Ayala, “Tracking El Nino: The Impact and the Issues”, KOGO-AM
2. Joe Vecchio, Richard Muscio, “Spa and Fitness Legend Deborah Szekely (94 yrs young)”, KFMB 760 AM
Radio: Specialty Reporting - Series
1. Kevin Finnerty, “The Force Awakens a Crowd and a New Star”, KOGO-AM
2. Joe Vecchio, Richard Muscio, “Best Selling "True Crime" Author Caitlin Rother”, KFMB 760 AM
Radio: Specialty Reporting - single report
1. Jean Guerrero, “Tijuana Migrants Hide In Tunnels As Police Raids Turn Deadly”, KPBS-FM
2. Joe Vecchio, Michelle Lerach, “Meaty Issues Panel Sponsored by the Berry Good Food Foundation”, KFMB 760
AM
Radio: Talk/Interview/Call-in Program
1. Beth Accomando, “KPBS Cinema Junkie Podcast Interviews”, KPBS.org
2. Jack Cronin, “KOGO at Night: "California's Marijuana Initiative"”, KOGO-AM
2. Eric Ortega, “Pala Life Past and Present featuring Gilbert Mojado part 1”, Rez Radio 91.3
3. Quinn Owen, Megan Burke, Maureen Cavanaugh, “Syrian Refugee In San Diego Talks About Life 5 Years Into
Crisis”, KPBS-FM
Radio: Use of Sound
1. Beth Accomando, “KPBS Cinema Junkie Podcasts”, KPBS-FM
Television: Breaking News
1. Steve Fiorina, “Homicide Stand-off”, KGTV-10News
Television: Community Service/Public Affairs Report
1. JW August, Mari Payton, Lynn Walsh, Jay Yoo, “Conflicts with the Citizens Review Board”, NBC 7/39
2. Paul Krueger, Tom Jones, Mari Payton, Jay Yoo, “Immigration Attorney Fails To Perform Legal Services”,
NBC 7/39
Television: Interview/Talk Show
1. Jane Mitchell, Dan Roper, “One on One with Jane Mitchell featuring the Legend David Wells”, Channel 4 San
Diego
2. Austyn Gabig, Neda Iranpour, Conor Volk, “Political Corner”, XETV-TV
3. Maya Trabulsi, “16th Street Baptist Church Bombing Survivor Advocates For Forgiveness”, KPBS-TV
Television: Investigative Reporting: Series
1. JW August, Mari Payton, Lynn Walsh, Jay Yoo, “Songs: A Nuclear Problem”, NBC 7/39
2. Mari Payton, JW August, Lynn Walsh, Jay Yoo, “Suicides in Juvenile Hall on the Rise”, NBC 7/39
3. Candice Nguyen, Tom Jones, Lynn Walsh, Jay Yoo, “Stolen Wishes”, NBC 7/39

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Television: Investigative Reporting: Single Report
1. Jean Guerrero, Katie Schoolov, Richard Klein, “Tijuana Migrants Hide in Tunnels as Police Raids Get Deadly”,
KPBS-TV
2. Mari Payton, Jay Yoo, Lynn Walsh, “Children's Park Attracting Criminals”, NBC 7/39
3. JW August, Mari Payton, Lynn Walsh, Jay Yoo, “Regulating the Railways”, NBC 7/39
Television: News Feature - Series
1. Candice Nguyen, “Off the Eaten Path: San Diego People & Culture”, NBC 7/39
Television: News Feature Pre Produced
1. Maria Villalobos, “Two Marthas, One Kidney.”, AARP Website
2. Gary Buzel, “Borrego Springs Beauty”, XETV-TV
3. Katie Schoolov, “70 Years After Crash, Poway Pilot Finds Lost Wreckage”, KPBS-TV
Television: News Feature Same Day
1. Candice Nguyen, Sage Pierce, “Pay it Forward Angel”, NBC 7/39
2. Gary Buzel, “Lost Sunken Ship Reappears 80 Years Later off Coronado”, XETV-TV
3. Steve Fiorina, “USS Pasadena Homecoming”, KGTV-TV
Television: Newscast half-hour
1. Jessica Cox, “Breaking News Across San Diego”, NBC 7/39
2. Jessica Cox, “Remembering the Victims”, NBC 7/39
3. Jessica Cox, “Donald Trump Rally Ends with Violent Protests”, NBC 7/39
Television: Newscast hour
1. Jim Patton, Austyn Gabig, Neda Iranpour, Amanda Shotsky, Jenny Day, “Two Journalists Killed Live On Air”,
XETV-TV
Television: Specialty Reporting: Series
1. Beth Accomando, Katie Schoolov, Nicholas McVicker, “KPBS Arts and Culture Stories”, KPBS-TV
2. Rory Devine, JW August, Lynn Walsh, “Principal's Degree Questioned”, NBC 7/39
3. Brooke Ruth, Katie Schoolov, “Balboa Park Memories”, KPBS-TV
Television: Specialty Reporting: Single Report
1. Mari Payton, Jay Yoo, Lynn Walsh, “Snatched From San Diego”, NBC 7/39
2. Maya Trabulsi, “Solana Beach Hat Maker Tops Off Racing Season”, KPBS-TV
Television: Sports Reporting
1. Jane Mitchell, Dan Roper, “One on One with Jane Mitchell featuring the Legend Tony Gwynn”, Channel 4 San
Diego
2. Jane Mitchell, Dan Roper, “One on One with Jane Mitchell featuring the Legends: Park View -- Little League
World Champions”, Channel 4 San Diego
Websites: Blog - News and Opinion
1. Ken Herman, Mark Burgess, Welton Jones, Kris Eitland, Bill Eadie, “sandiegostory.com”, Critics LLC

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Websites: Blog - Topic Based
1. SDCCC Communications Team, “The San Diego Convention Center Blog: The Convention Center Connection”,
San Diego Convention Center Corporation
2. Elizabeth Hansen, “Authentic Luxury Travel”, Authentic Luxury Travel
2. Liz Faris, Bennett Peji, Alex Zaragoza, Mindy Dreisewerd, “What's New in the Diamond Community Blog”,
Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation
3. Kristen Castillo, “Taste of Health Blogs”, Healthy Dining
Websites: Blog for/by journalists
1. Inga, “Inga Tells All”, Blogger.com
2. Perry Chen, Zhu Shen, “Family-friendly Entertainment Reviews by Teen Critic Perry Chen”,
www.perryspreviews.com
Websites: Entertainment Site
1. Kris Eitland, Welton Jones, Mark Burgess, Bill Eadie, Ken Herman, “sandiegostory.com”, Critics LLC
2. Perry Chen, Zhu Shen, “Perry's Previews Entertainment Review and Director Interviews”,
www.perryspreviews.com
3. Diana Saenger, “www.reviewexpress.com”, reviewexpress.com
Websites: General Interest Site
1. San Diego Zoo Global Staff, “San Diego Zoo Kids”, San Diego Zoo Global
2. Chloe Pedersen, Michael Norwood, Bob Stefanko, Mia Park, “www.ranchandcoast.com”,
www.ranchandcoast.com
Websites: News Site
1. Chris Jennewein, Ken Stone, Debbie Sklar, Hoa Quach, Chris Stone, “Best Local News Website”, Times of San
Diego
2. Roman S. Koenig, “North Coast Current”, North Coast Current
3. Rose Davis, “Indianvoices.net”, Indian Voices
Websites: Overall Use of Design
1. Chloe Pedersen, Bob Stefanko, Michael Norwood, “www.ranchandcoast.com”, www.ranchandcoast.com
2. Welton Jones, Kris Eitland, Ken Herman, Bill Eadie, Mark Burgess, “sandiegostory.com”, Critics LLC
3. Jan Heying, Loren Kramer, “Honorable Judge Thomas P. Nugent (Ret.)”, Heying& Associates
COLLEGE MEDIA
College Print: Best Magazine
1. El Sol Staff, “El Sol”, The Sun
2. Legend Staff, Gabriel Rivera, Griffin Dehne, Alan Hickey, “Fantasy Fusion”, Legend
3. Impact Magazine Staff, “Impact Magazine”, Palomar College - Impact Magazine
College Print: Column
1. JoseLuis Baylon, “From Pluto to Plato”, The Southwestern Sun
College Print: Cover Design - Newspaper
1. Celia Jimenez, “City Times Cover”, City Times
2. The Sun Staff, “Volume 59, Issue #5”, The Sun

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College Print: Cover Design-Magazine
1. El Sol Staff, “El Sol Spring 2016”, El Sol
2. Griffin Dehne, “Legend”, Legend
College Print: Drawing- Illustration or Cartoon
1. Belinda Mendoza, “My Life Stuck in A Maze”, City Times
2. Belinda Mendoza, “Me Vote? Never Have, Never Will”, City Times
3. Blake Tomczak, “Clinton, An Option for Conservatives”, The Sun
College Print: Feature
1. Michael Markulin, Ray Madriaga, “City Bites”, City Times
2. Mary York, “Baseball Player Crosses Borders and Boundaries to Pursue His Future”, The Sun
College Print: Feature Layout Design
1. Bianca Quilantan, “A Private Renaissance in The World's Cradle of Art”, The Sun
College Print: Investigative
1. Bianca Quilantan, “Racial Tension Engulfs SWC”, The Sun
College Print: News
1. Collette Carroll, Celia Jimenez, “Thefts from RTVF Dept. Span Decade”, City Times
2. Andrew Dyer, “Colleagues, Students Rip Automotive Professor”, The Sun
3. Beatriz Merced, “Beebe Seeks Santa Barbara City College Post”, City Times
College Print: Opinion/Commentary/Opinion
1. Cristofer Garcia, “Campus Police, American Cops Must Learn to Police Themselves”, The Sun
College Print: Photography
1. Celia Jimenez, “Blend of Dance Styles in Program May 6, 7”, City Times
2. Celia Jimenez, “Knights Clinch Playoff Spot”, City Times
3. David Pradel, “A Battle Between the Knights and the Lancers”, San Diego City College
College Print: Reviews
1. Martin Loftin, “Architecture Expo Lacks Foundation”, The Sun
College Radio: Feature Reporting
1. Holly Bridges, “A Visit to The Old Grove Pastry Shop”, Jazz 88
College Radio: General News Story
1. Cristal Miranda, Robert Busch,Scott Chatfield, “La Mesa Street Scape Project”, City Stories Jazz 88.3
College TV: Feature Reporting
1. Pat Hahn, “FM Rock-Winds of Change”, PCTV-TV
2. Holly Bridges, Roxana Paul, “Downtown Donut Bar”, San Diego City College
3. Mirella Lopez, Chariti Niccole, “SWC Student Brings Motiv to The Table”, The Sun
College TV: General News Story
1. Chariti Niccole, Blake Tomczak, “SWC Men and Women's Track and Field”, The Sun
2. David Pradel, Areej Marabeh, “San Diego Chargers Stadium Signature Rally”, San Diego City College

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College TV: Newscast
1. David Pradel, Areej Marabeh , Jessica Howard, Gabriel Salazar, “SD City Newscene | May 6th Newscast”, San
Diego City College
2. Mirella Lopez, Chariti Niccole, Stefanie Tellez, “Bernie Sanders Draws College Students to San Diego
Convention Center”, The Sun
College TV: Sports Reporting
1. Mary York, Mirella Lopez, “Struggling Jags Fight for Strong Finish”, The Southwestern Sun
2. Holly C. Bridges, “Having A Heart to Give Back-Lynell Hamilton Gives Back to Kids. Football Camp And Fund-
Raiser For Charity..”, San Diego City College

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