Isaiah Murtaugh is an Education Reporter at the Ventura County Star in partnership with Report for America. He covers a range of topics including lawsuits and the intersection of journalism and media, with a focus on law and legal affairs. Isaiah's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Record, LAist.com, and USA TODAY.
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Isaiah Murtaugh's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, particularly in the Ventura County area of California. His articles cover a range of topics such as education, crime, government and politics, with an emphasis on specific events and community-related news.
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How to watch for free or cheap in South LA Topline: Here's what to know about all the games, official FIFA fan events, Inglewood
How to sign up for alerts Topline: If you live in Inglewood or the surrounding communities, it takes just a few minutes to sign up
By: Isaiah Murtaugh
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Fireworks are back on the ballot Topline: An initiative to make some firework use and sales legal again in the city of Inglewood is on the ballot for the June 2 special election.
By: Isaiah Murtaugh
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They just got weirder in Inglewood Topline: Rival petition campaigns have taken the city's billboard battle from the courtroom to the streets.
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Billboards are at the center of a corporate power struggle that may be headed to the ballot this November.
By: Isaiah Murtaugh
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Video billboards score a major win in court Topline: A Los Angeles Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday that the city of Inglewood
