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Among the honorees, Times Deputy Business Editor Nancy Rivera Brooks received the 2023 Minard Editor Award
L.A. Times B2B Publishing’s Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Accessibility Forum to Take Place Oct. 19
Speakers from Amazon Music, Gilead Sciences, L.A. Dodgers, L.A. Lakers, Snap Inc. and more will share their experiences with building an accessible workplace, secrets to retaining a diverse workforce and tips for harnessing the power of DEIA.
Times Energy Reporter Sammy Roth was recognized for the Boiling Point newsletter, and Columnists Erika D. Smith and Anita Chabria were recognized for their series ‘Rebuild, Reburn’
In partnership with KFF, The Times conducted the largest nationally representative survey focused on immigrants
The annual ‘Image Makers’ issue of IMAGE magazine focuses on fall fashion through an L.A. lens in biggest edition yet.
The Times earned three honors in the SATW Foundation’s 39th annual Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Competition, including first place in the service-oriented consumer work category.
The Times’ two flagship newsletters have been merged into a single newsletter that purports to be the ultimate daily guide to being an informed, engaged and empowered Californian.
RBC will present Los Angeles Times Studio and Talks @ TIFF during the event, Sept. 7-17
The Times was recognized for reporting on the racist audio recordings involving L.A. City Council members and the true-crime podcast “The Outlaw Ocean”
The incoming cohort will work as reporters, editors and visual journalists in the yearlong fellowship, a revamping of the original program that marks its 40th anniversary next year.
The newsroom veteran, who started on the copy desk in Orange County in 1989, also will co-chair the Standards and Practices Committee in her new role.
The Features staff is nearly doubling in an effort to bolster its successful guides, expand the wellness beat and become even more essential to Angelenos seeking to explore, savor and build community in the area.
Anabel Sosa, who recently completed her master’s degree at UC Berkeley, will cover politics and policy for the L.A. Times as part of a state-funded initiative to support and strengthen local news reporting.
He will be drawing on his editorial, strategic and organizational acumen in this newly created position, serving as a key liaison to colleagues around the company.
She’ll bring her multifaceted experience as a photographer, author and editor to the role, focusing on entertainment, features and lifestyle coverage.
She most recently reported on healthcare and communities of color in California for Metro, which she joined in 2021 after working at the Star Tribune in Minneapolis.
Her coverage out of the Sacramento Bureau will focus on how these marquee industries work to influence decisions in the Capitol and what those decisions mean for Californians.
He brings an eagerness to understand the changing nature of moviegoing in L.A. and a commitment to ensuring The Times continues to lead the conversation about film and film culture.
The Class of 2023 summer interns include emerging journalists who have honed their craft reporting, shooting, editing and designing stories from coast to coast and on multiple continents.
The former intern returns to cover trends in retail and e-commerce, consumer behavior and all things related to how people spend — or are unjustly parted from — their money.
The former Metro reporter will focus on narrative journalism that captures the realities and stakes of a changing economy in California and elsewhere.
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