Opinion | Behind the LA Times’ decision to run a controversial photo with its coverage of the mass shooting in Monterey Park The front page of Monday’s Times featured a photo of the shooter dead in his van. January 24, 2023 Tom Jones
A Los Angeles Times project uses puppets to tackle mental health concepts 'We really wanted this to be content that first and foremost would serve kids, but then maybe as adults, you would find yourself watching it, too.' December 6, 2022 Amaris Castillo
LAT brings backs the digital DÃa de Muertos altar This year’s observance included a physical altar and audio ofrendas November 2, 2022 Kristen Hare
Anatomy of a big investigative story in LA: 5 years later, a reporter and his editors remain violently at odds The acrimonious sausage-making of investigative journalism usually stays in-house. The publication of Paul Pringle’s ‘Bad City’ makes it public. July 21, 2022 Rick Edmonds
Los Angeles Times reporter Howard Blume on his lifelong love for tap dancing 'Hotel Tapifornia' — his first show since the pandemic — had its opening last weekend. The final show is this Sunday. April 29, 2022 Amaris Castillo
Opinion | A Los Angeles County sheriff now says he is not investigating a reporter After a threatening letter from the Los Angeles Times’ lawyers and general outrage, the department said the reporter isn't being investigated. April 28, 2022 Tom Jones
Opinion | A journalist unveiled a sheriff coverup in Los Angeles. The department is now investigating her. 'Sheriff Alex Villanueva’s attack on Alene Tchekmedyian’s First Amendment rights for doing newsworthy reporting … is outrageous,' LAT editor says April 27, 2022 Tom Jones
How the Los Angeles Times created a guide on what to do after sexual assault ‘Not everyone wants to go to the police right away. Not everyone is ready to talk about trauma that they’ve experienced.’ March 10, 2022 Amaris Castillo
How the Los Angeles Times refreshed a newspaper staple The ‘Hear Me Out’ series makes videos from letters to the editor January 12, 2022 Kristen Hare
The LAT built space for communities to remember A team created a digital DÃa de Muertos altar November 3, 2021 Kristen Hare
Opinion | A look inside the LA Times’ hiring of Kevin Merida as its next editor The well-respected editor of The Undefeated will need to address the Times’ cultural issues and increase disappointing digital subscription numbers. May 4, 2021 Tom Jones
Kevin Merida named top editor at The Los Angeles Times The editor-in-chief of The Undefeated — ESPN’s website about the intersection of race, culture and sports — takes over an organization in transition. May 3, 2021 Tom Jones
The Los Angeles Times’ search for a new executive editor is in its very early stages, owner Patrick Soon-Shiong says Meanwhile, Tribune Publishing indicates its sale to Alden will close this quarter and Soon-Shiong will get $150 million in cash by the summer. March 8, 2021 Rick Edmonds
As Patrick Soon-Shiong comes under increased financial pressure, deals to sell the Los Angeles Times and his Tribune Publishing stake look more and more likely A $1 billion pharmaceutical lawsuit, needs of his biotech companies and three years of choppy ownership may help deliver both to Alden Global Capital. March 4, 2021 Rick Edmonds
One reporter’s road trip through the old and new scars of America The L.A. Times’ Tyrone Beason is exploring the country through a new project February 18, 2021 Kristen Hare
