Anita Chabria is a columnist at the Los Angeles Times, based in Sacramento. She focuses on a range of topics including California social issues, homelessness, and government and politics, often exploring the intersection of culture and society. Anita's work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, The Mercury News, and the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
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Anita Chabria's articles primarily focus on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on local California issues. She often covers evolving stories and provides expert commentary within her reports. Given her coverage, Anita may be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into California politics, particularly related to immigration, prison reform, and other state-specific policy matters.
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By: Anita Chabria
Hello and happy Thursday. There are 32 days until the inauguration and, bust out the tissues, this is my last newsletter until Jan. 7.
By: Anita Chabria
In a dramatic courtroom scene that one wrongly convicted woman called “a Christmas miracle,” a Los Angeles County judge on Friday vacated the murder
In a dramatic courtroom scene that one wrongly convicted woman called "a Christmas miracle," a Los Angeles County judge on Friday vacated the murder
By: Anita Chabria
Thomas Perez Jr. was hours into an interrogation by police about his missing father when they dropped some devastating news: A body had been found.
By: Anita Chabria, Mark Z. Barabak
Farewell to a year and an all-eclipsing presidential campaign like no other. Two columnists extend an open hand to Trump, but warn against turning a blind eye
By: Mark Z. Barabak Sun, Anita Chabria
How do you summarize — or make sense of — ? It's been a year of upheaval, division, winners and losers.
By: Anita Chabria, Jessica Garrison
Matthew Muller was convicted of kidnapping and sexual assault in a notorious 2015 case in which Vallejo police initially accused the victim and her boyfriend of making up their story about her abduction. Muller has now been charged with two earlier home invasions in the San Francisco Bay Area.
By: Anita Chabria
A June 2015 booking photo of Matthew Muller. (Associated Press) A notorious kidnapper whose 2015 crimes — and the subsequent flawed police
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