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The Midwest native is coming to Los Angeles to focus on the ways air quality affects overall environmental health.
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Los Angeles Times has named Laurie Ochoa general manager of Food and Daniel Hernandez editor of Food. Ochoa is currently a deputy editor in Entertainment and Arts. Hernandez has served as deputy Food editor since last September.
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The festival will return to USC April 23-24 with hundreds of authors, experts and storytellers, including Amanda Gorman, Josh Peck, Valerie Bertinelli, Terry Crews, Ziggy Marley, Tony Alva, Roxane Gay, Amor Towles, Lisa See, Billy Porter and Don Winslow
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Sara Yasin has been named a managing editor for the Los Angeles Times. Yasin will oversee the daily news operation as part of The Times leadership team beginning April 18.
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Times columnist Erika D. Smith and Fox 11 News anchor Elex Michaelson will co-moderate the debate with the five leading candidates for the Los Angeles mayoral election
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Harvin named Beauty Editor at Large and Schilling named Contributing Writer for The Times’ fashion, lifestyle and culture magazine
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The podcast series will explore the history, culture, politics and people lighting up the small screen starting with the Showtime Lakers as a companion to the HBO drama premiering March 6
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The awards recognize outstanding literary achievements in 12 categories, with winners to be announced on April 22 during the Book Prizes awards ceremony at USC’s Bovard Auditorium
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The new series from L.A. Times Studios is presenting five short documentaries on topics including the environment, social justice, homelessness and immigration available to stream for Times subscribers
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Los Angeles Times is celebrating the Rams’ NFC Championship and Super Bowl run with commemorative items, including its first-ever NFT collection, back issues and other keepsakes.
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Newsroom veteran has joined the leadership of the Los Angeles Times’ breaking news department initiative.
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The Dallas native will be overseeing coverage of politics and policy as The Times continues to expand its reporting from the nation’s capital.
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She is taking on this new role to help lead the midterm elections coverage after a temporary assignment with the Washington, D.C., bureau.
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A native Southern Californian, she will bring to the role a clear voice for the West Coast, outside-the-Beltway view of national politics.
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The Los Angeles native’s new role will help to support more coverage of the SoCal lifestyle.
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After covering Washington for over a decade, she will join the Los Angeles Times as a White House correspondent.
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Five students from Southern Californian schools will be joining the publication as it continues to provide a platform for underrepresented voices.
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An advocate for ‘a smaller, more handmade web,’ she’ll work on the newsroom’s most ambitious online initiatives.
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Metro’s newest reporter will focus on covering crucial issues playing out in the justice system at the local, state and federal levels.
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California is a global powerhouse, and this new role will examine the influence of other countries on our state — and our state on other countries.
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She will focus on the rise of extremism and how government agencies combat the threats posed by foreign adversaries and terrorists.
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The newest member of the Foreign Desk will explore stories coming from across Asia.
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