Angelo Bruscas

Angelo Bruscas was born in Carmel, Calif., and grew up in the Monterey area and in Tacoma; he graduated from Lakes High School, then attended Washington State University and Western Washington University, majoring in journalism and broadcasting and causing trouble.

Angelo began his dubious newspaper career at Western as editor of the Western Front, then worked at the Ferndale Record-Journal, the Skagit Valley Herald, the Yakima Herald-Republic, the Las Vegas Review-Journal and finally the P-I. He's been here the past 23 years as a night assistant city editor, nuclear energy reporter, city hall reporter, general assignment/regional reporter, sports reporter and copy editor, and now back to news.

In his other life, Angelo plays guitar, writes songs and performs with AMBII and the Real News Network rock band. He has two children, Michael and Rebecca; one great dog, Layla, 16; and one huge family with ties in the Northwest from Salem to Stanwood.

He's lived in Seattle, North Seattle, Edmonds, Lakewood, LaConner, Mount Vernon, Bellingham, Pullman, Yakima and Mountlake Terrace. He also started blogging two years ago on his own Web site, www.realnewsnet.net.

Most recent posts
· Seattle 911: Burned by fireworks? Here's what to do
· Mariners blog: Avila a GM candidate worth another look to M's
· Seattle 911: Retrospective: Reasons for the fireworks warnings

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