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Gavin J. Quinton

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Gavin previously worked at the Los Angeles Times as a reporting fellow covering Washington politics, local government and criminal justice. He was also senior reporter for the Burbank Leader, where he wrote about city government, broke the details of an embezzlement scheme involving local school district officials and reported from the field during the Los Angeles fires.

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