Virginia Ellis, who exposed California government scandal for The Times, dies at 77 - News Summed Up

Virginia Ellis, who exposed California government scandal for The Times, dies at 77


Ellis served as the Sacramento bureau chief for The Times for seven years until her retirement in 2008 but spent more than four decades in journalism. The investigation by Ellis into the actions of California Insurance Commissioner Chuck Quackenbush led to her selection as a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 2000. She was appointed bureau chief the following year. “She would not be deterred,” said Evan Halper, a Times staff writer who succeeded Ellis as Sacramento bureau chief. Times staff writer Joseph Serna contributed to this report


Source: Los Angeles Times December 27, 2020 04:52 UTC



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