Local Editor, Brentwood Patch
Email: jared.morgan@patch.com
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Bio: Jared served as editor-in-chief for the Santa Monica College newspaper, the Corsair, in 2008 and as staff reporter on the Daily Sundial in 2009 while studying print journalism at California State University, Northridge, where he earned his bachelor's degree. Also, his love for using technology in story-telling led him to pursue Web design. Jared has contributed to several publications in print and online, including Santa Monica Daily Press, GamePro, BPM, Vapors, SOMA and Lost in a Supermarket.
Jared is a former U.S. Marine and a current member of the Military Reporters and Editors Association, the National Press Photographers Association, the Marine Corps Association, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, the Society of Professional Journalists, and the Poynter Institute.
Having joined Patch in May 2010 as a freelance video journalist, and as a staff editor in December 2010, Jared is excited to see where Patch takes online journalism in the years to come.
Los Angeles County receives federal funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to help pay for its 203 community-based homeless programs.
Buying your clothes at a second-hand store can save you money and donating your old threads instead of throwing them away will keep them out of a landfill.
Los Angeles County receives federal funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to help pay for its 203 community-based homeless programs.
Los Angeles County receives federal funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to help pay for its 203 community-based homeless programs.
A new national report gives California a "D" for its overall legislative effort to make healthcare cost information more accessible to consumers.
Buy your clothes at a second-hand store and save you money. Donate your old threads to keep them out of a landfill.
A new national report gives California a "D" for its overall legislative effort to make healthcare cost information more accessible to consumers.
Buying your clothes at a second-hand store can save you money and donating your old threads instead of throwing them away will keep them out of a landfill.
Los Angeles County receives federal funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to help pay for its 203 community-based homeless programs.
Buying your clothes at a second-hand store can save you money and donating your old threads instead of throwing them away will keep them out of a landfill.
A new national report gives California a "D" for its overall legislative effort to make healthcare cost information more accessible to consumers.
A new national report gives California a 'D' for its overall legislative effort to make healthcare cost information more accessible to consumers.
A new national report gives California a "D" for its overall legislative effort to make healthcare cost information more accessible to consumers.
Buying your clothes at a second-hand store can save you money and donating your old threads instead of throwing them away will keep them out of a landfill.
Buying your clothes at a second-hand store can save you money and donating your old threads instead of throwing them away will keep them out of a landfill.
Buying your clothes at a second-hand store can save you money and donating your old threads instead of throwing them away will keep them out of a landfill.
Buying your clothes at a second-hand store can save you money and donating your old threads instead of throwing them away will keep them out of a landfill.
Buying your clothes at a second-hand store can save you money and donating your old threads instead of throwing them away will keep them out of a landfill.
Buying your clothes at a second-hand store can save you money and donating your old threads instead of throwing them away will keep them out of a landfill.
Buying your clothes at a second-hand store can save you money and donating your old threads instead of throwing them away will keep them out of a landfill.