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Los Angeles Times Staff Writer Christopher Reynolds has earned three awards in the 38th annual Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Competition.
The back-to-back debates will feature top candidates for L.A. mayor, Karen Bass and Rick Caruso, and L.A. County Sheriff, Alex Villanueva and Robert Luna
L.A. Times Food Editor Daniel Hernandez has won the National Press Club’s Nell Minow Award for Cultural Criticism for examining the Latino ‘cultural zeitgeist.’
The monthlong festival will celebrate L.A.’s top culinary talent, including special dining series in honor of The Times Restaurant of the Year and Gold Award winners; Food Bowl’s Night Market will return with three days of themed food and drink events at Paramount Pictures Studios Sept. 23-25
The Los Angeles Times has earned two Los Angeles area Emmy Awards: feature segment for “FFRP Firefighters” with “L.A. Times Today” on Spectrum News 1 and sports series (post-produced) for “Fernandomania @ 40” with Univision Los Angeles (KMEX).
The Los Angeles Times has launched a comprehensive, year-long mental health initiative to help readers cope with the stress of daily life, anxiety and more.
In all, The Times took home 17 awards in the annual contest recognizing outstanding Orange County journalism.
Foreign Correspondent and Photographer Marcus Yam Honored with Daniel Pearl Award for Courage and Integrity in Journalism
Columnist Carolina A. Miranda received the award for cultural criticism, and Foreign Correspondent David Pierson won for foreign correspondence.
He brings his distinctive voice to the newsroom, where he will continue to interrogate the problems facing California and the world at large.
In their temporary roles, they will create layouts and visuals for the main news section, California, Business and Opinion pages for digital and in print.
His work as an illustrator and designer has appeared in various publication and ad campaigns, as well as in textiles and home goods.
She most recently worked at Entertainment Weekly. In her new role, she’ll focus on the lifestyle section Weekend and on digital storytelling.
Draughorne moves from the breaking news team to focus on music coverage; Vargas, a recent summer intern, will cover the arts.
The leadership changes come with additional newsroom shifts that will enhance The Times’ report.
In his new role, he will work across platforms to reach more Latino audiences, building on the success of The Times’ Latinx Files newsletter.
She most recently was a senior art director and oversaw projects such as the Chicano Moratorium zine.
The three will focus on long-term and quick turnaround stories and continue collaborating with colleagues on a range of topics.
Fleishman will bring his exceptional eye to a new beat while Zarembo takes the helm.
Vincent Nguyen returns to TCN from local radio. Eric Licas covered breaking news at the Orange County Register.
The veteran editor, who has experience in both print and digital outlets, most recently worked for the Athletic.
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