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Editors Michael Chidbachian and Kirsten Cintigo pose together during the red carpet portion of the event.

Update: LA Press Club award rescinded due to submission error

Kirsten Cintigo
September 13, 2018
LA Press Club's President Chris Palmeri poses with Print Editor-in-Chief Kirsten Cintigo and Online Editor-in-Chief Michael Chidbachian after accepting first place for

Pearl Post print publication takes home first place at 60th annual LA Press Club awards

Kirsten Cintigo
June 27, 2018
Editors Michael Chidbachian and Kirsten Cintigo after receiving second place for both the online and print publications at the 2017 SoCal L.A. Press Club Awards in June 2017.

The Pearl Post places second twice at 59th L.A. Press Club Awards

Michael Chidbachian
June 28, 2017
(From left to right) Judea Pearl, father of the slain journalist Daniel Pearl, Managing Editor Kyrah Hunter, Editor-in-chief Rebekah Spector, former Editor-in-chief Ilana Gale, Principal Deb Smith and journalist Patt Morrison pose for a picture as the editors accept their two awards.

Staff takes home awards for Best Newspaper and Best Spot News at LA Press Club

Kyrah Hunter
July 1, 2016
Press Club Board Member Carolina Sarassa, former Online Editor-in-Chief Christopher Bower, former Print Editor-in-Chief Natalie Moore and new Print Editor-in-Chief Ilana Gale stand with the first place plaque after the winner for Best High School Newspaper was announced. Photo from the Los Angeles Press Club

Newspaper finalist in two LA Press Club award categories

Tahra Hunter
June 2, 2016
Press Club Board Member Carolina Sarassa, Former Online Editor-in-Chief Christopher Bower, Former Print Editor-in-Chief Natalie Moore and Print Editor-in-Chief Ilana Gale stand with the first place plaque after the winner for Best High School Newspaper was announced. Photo from the Los Angeles Press Club

The Pearl Post takes home 1st place for Best High School Newspaper

Natalie Moore
June 30, 2015
Photo Courtesy of LA Press Club. Editor-in-Chief Elitza Batchiyska holds the plaque for best high school newspaper won by The Pearl Post at the Los Angeles Press Club Awards in June.

The Pearl Post, best high school newspaper

September 7, 2012
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