Peter King Column Will Explore Impact of Recall on Californians
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During the remainder of the state’s recall campaign, Los Angeles Times staffer Peter H. King will be writing an op-ed column about the effects of the race on Californians.
King, who first came to The Times in 1983, has spent much of his journalistic career writing about the state, including his On California column, which received a distinguished writing award from the American Society of Newspaper Editors.
During his years at The Times, King has served as city editor, as a roving California correspondent and as a metro reporter.
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