By: Jessica Garrison
LOS ANGELES — As a devoted Republican who runs a cattle ranch and proudly talks about owning a gun, Shasta County Supervisor Mary Rickert is an unlikely progressive icon.
Jessica Garrison is a Staff Writer at the Los Angeles Times, where she focuses on Northern California and covers a range of topics including agriculture, social issues, crime, and racial injustice. Her reporting has garnered significant recognition, including a National Magazine Award for Public Service, and she has contributed to various publications such as the Hastings Tribune and The San Diego Union-Tribune. Garrison is also the author of "The Devil’s Harvest," which explores a chilling story of crime in Central Valley farm towns.
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Jessica Garrison's coverage is focused on local news in California, particularly stories related to natural disasters, such as wildfires and flooding. She also covers political and crime-related topics.
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