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Pulitzer Prizes: Breaking News Reporting

1998: Los Angeles Times staff

1999: Hartford Courant staff

2000: Denver Post staff

2001: Miami Herald staff

2002: Wall Street Journal staff

2003: The Eagle-Tribune staff (Lawrence, Mass.)

2004: Los Angeles Times staff

2005: The Star-Ledger staff (Newark, N.J.)

2006: The Times-Picayune staff (New Orleans, La.)

2007: Oregonian staff (Portland, Ore.)

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