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Presented by City National Bank, the series will kick off on Sept. 5 with a collaboration dinner from Kato and Nightshade

The Los Angeles Times took home four top awards in the Education Writers Association’s 2019 National Awards for Education Reporting contest, with entries that focused on teacher strikes, violence in neighborhoods surrounding schools and more.

“L.A. Times Today” received its first Emmy Award on Saturday.

The annual food festival unveils virtual campaign to garner support for local restaurants and hunger relief efforts. At-home festivities will feature an online dinner party, food drives and a live cook-a-thon.

The Society for Features Journalism recognized a wide range of work from the Los Angeles Times in its recent competition, including a multimedia package about the Golden State Killer, a feature on the Black jockeys who helped create the Kentucky Derby and a tongue-in-cheek review of The Cheesecake Factory.

In addition, L.A. Times Studios inks podcast distribution deal with LAist Studios for ‘California City’

The Los Angeles Times has won seven Sigma Delta Chi awards from the Society of Professional Journalists.

Los Angeles Times Staff Writer Noam Levey received a first place honor from the National Institute for Health Care Management (NIHCM) Foundation for his series, Inside America’s high-deductible revolution.

Today the Los Angeles Times launched The Wild, a weekly newsletter designed to help readers explore the great outdoors and offer insider tips to navigate Southern California’s best beaches, trails, parks, deserts, forests and mountains.

The Los Angeles Times welcomed six students and recent graduates to its creative technology internship program this week.

On Monday, the Television Academy announced the nominees for the 72nd Los Angeles Area Emmy Awards.

The Los Angeles Times newsroom will welcome 26 interns for its summer 2020 program.

Ten members of The Times’ MetPro class of 2018 will be promoted to full staff positions at the end of their term in December

Erika Smith is shifting from editing to become a columnist for Metro, joining a roster of distinctive voices in the California section.

Los Angeles Times Executive Editor Norman Pearlstine has announced several promotions and new roles for members of the newsroom management team, effective immediately.

In his new role with the Photo Department, Gombert will be in charge of events and technology.

Formerly the digital editor at Columbia Journalism Review, Ray will work closely with The Times’ arts and entertainment team.

Chris Stone and Mike Hiserman appointed Executive Sports Editor and Sports Editor respectively to lead the Los Angeles Times Sports section.

B.J. Terhune has been appointed a new editor in Metro, where she will be running the L.A. Now morning team as well as overseeing night and weekend operations. Terhune will also serve as the department’s main liaison with the social media team and news desk.

Henry Chu, a decorated former foreign correspondent for The Times, is returning to the staff to take on the role of deputy news editor based in London.

She will work primarily on the main news section and California, but also help out with Business and Sports.

A veteran editor and writer from New York magazine, he will join The Times as books editor in January.

Formerly a Newsday reporter, Blasey will be based in Washington and work on Today’s Headlines, Essential California and other newsletters.

Daniel Hernandez, a two-time veteran of the Los Angeles Times, is returning to the news outlet as a reporter on the culture of Los Angeles.