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Jonathan Martin

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Politics editor, The Seattle Times
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Investigative journalism: Digging for the truth

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By Jonathan Martin
| The Seattle Times
Local News Changes Laws and Lives is a Seattle Times marketing special section about the impacts and innovations of local, community-funded, public-service journalism. Big stories can start with the fuzziest of tips. An offhand grumble from a frustrated bureaucrat. A footnote in an official report. A one-line anonymous email: “You should look into …” Journalism takes the intangible and — when done well — illuminates truth. It exposes a problem or harm and lays out a path to fixing it.
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From prison to prosecutor: How one Georgia man turned life around to be Fulton's newest prosecutor

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By Jonathan Martin
| WBNS-TV (Columbus, OH)
ATLANTA — James White is Fulton County's newest prosecutor. It's a job - a second chance - even he finds hard to believe. White spent two years in prison, convicted of armed robbery in Coweta County in 2005. “By 17, I quit school like everyone in my household and by 21, I was in prison like most of the young Black guys in my community," he said. While locked up, White decided to educate himself. “Man, I just, I became an encyclopedia," he said.
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USC spreads fentanyl awareness in wake of rising overdoses in Los Angeles

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By Chris Bibona , Jonathan Martin, Sam Bitman, Devon Lee
| USC Annenberg Media
In a bid to combat a recent increase in fentanyl poisoning in Los Angeles, USC Student Health took steps to inform students and faculty of the availability of naloxone, which reverses the effects of opioids. In a school-wide email sent out by Student Health for the upcoming International Day of Recovery, the university promoted Naloxone SC, a student health program that provides information and aid to USC students in preventing fentanyl overdoses.
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