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Marjie Lundstrom

Sacramento
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Deputy Editor, CalMatters, a Sacramento-based nonpartisan, nonprofit journalism organization. Formerly with the Sac Bee, Denver Post, Gannett. Pulitzer winner.
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California’s largest nursing home owner under fire from government regulators

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By Marjie Lundstrom
| Fresno Bee
Paul Kitagaki Jr. pkitagaki@sacbee.com At 7:30 a.m. on Nov. 7, an unseasonably warm Friday in Los Angeles, Courtney Cargill signed herself out of a suburban nursing home and took off on foot. The facility, on the western edge of South Pasadena’s business district, is just steps way from the L.A. Metro Gold Line and an eclectic stretch of brick storefronts with hunter-green awnings and colorful outdoor cafe tables.
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They reported sex harassment in state jobs and found ‘retaliation is alive and well’

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By Marjie Lundstrom, Alexei Koseff 
| The Sacramento Bee
When Carmyn Fields was negotiating a settlement last year in her sexual harassment case against the California Highway Patrol, the state’s lawyers had a serious sticking point. They were insistent, even adamant, recalled Fields’ attorney, Andrea Rosa of Elk Grove. “They wanted Carmyn gone,” she said. Nancy Kathleen Finnigan, a former legislative director, wasn’t given a choice about her future at the Capitol in early 2013.
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No walk in the park for Americans struggling with cabin fever amid Coronavirus crisis

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By Marjie Lundstrom
| Industrial Safety & Hygiene News
By the time Joshua Tree National Park in Southern California closed — this time for real, sealing out even bikers and hikers — local residents were seething. The picturesque swath of desert east of Los Angeles had been overrun by visitors the weekend of March 21 – two days after Gov. Gavin Newsom issued the nation’s first statewide stay-at-home order to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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