Tag: Los Angeles Times
The Los Angeles Times Is Offering Staffers a Chance to Take the Money and Run
The paper's billionaire owner hopes buyouts will make the publication more nimble in a tough climate
Anabel Hernández Risked Her Life to Tell the Story of 43 Missing Mexican Students
The exiled journalist turned her investigative reporting into a book, A Massacre in Mexico
Los Angeles Times Among the First Partners for Apple’s “Netflix for News”
Apple News+ could change how you pay for news
The Restaurant Critics Replacing Jonathan Gold Dish on Filling Some Big Shoes
Meet Patricia Escárcega and Bill Addison, the L.A. Times’ new critics. They're anonymous (hence the bags).
The L.A. Times Union Says Hell No to Management Controlling Creative Projects
Journalists say the "draconian" proposal would give the Times domain over their intellectual property
Why L.A. Taco May Be the Future of Alternative Journalism in L.A.
Amid an L.A. newspocalypse, an important outlet has emerged
To Write About Food in L.A. Is to Be in Debt to Jonathan Gold
The trailblazing critic forever changed the way we talk about food and the people who make it
Jonathan Gold, Passionate Chronicler of L.A. Food, Has Died
The Pulitzer Prize-winning critic who loved Los Angeles and its food was 57
The Best Things to Do This Week in L.A.
A peek inside the L.A. Times, a trip to Harmontown, and more
The L.A. Times Responded to Our Investigation Into Its Dysfunction
Here’s what two editors said, and our reply