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The Los Angeles Times has earned 22 honors in the Los Angeles Press Club’s 16th annual National Arts and Entertainment Journalism Awards contest
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Presented by Canon U.S.A., Inc., the official imaging provider of the Los Angeles Times, the screening event will feature four films from The Times’ Short Docs 2023 slate followed by a live discussion with filmmakers
The Times’ annual restaurant guide will publish online Dec. 5 with a glossy magazine edition available Dec. 10 for home-delivery subscribers and individual purchase
The Los Angeles Times has earned the National Press Foundation’s 2023 Everett McKinley Dirksen Award for Distinguished Reporting of Congress for its reporting on Sen. Dianne Feinstein’s final months.
The Los Angeles Times has launched “Hollywood Side Hustles,” a package of articles and a live video roundtable showcasing celebrities who have built lucrative businesses beyond Hollywood.
The limited-edition collaboration includes three different scents representing the Golden State’s expansive landscapes: Jeffrey Pine, California Black Walnut and Cowboy Cologne
On Oct. 25, the Society of Professional Journalists Greater Los Angeles chapter honored Patt Morrison, writer and columnist for the Los Angeles Times, with the Distinguished Journalist Award.
The Los Angeles Times has earned two Scripps Howard Awards in the organization’s 70th annual competition.
The 2023 Inspirational Women Forum and Leadership Awards taking place at the Beverly Hilton on Nov. 7 is a full-day event commencing with a series of dynamic panel discussions and culminating in a dinner and awards program.
De Los, the L.A. Times’ platform exploring everything Latinidad, invites readers to honor loved ones with virtual ofrendas and a community altar at Hollywood Forever Cemetery’s Day of the Dead celebration on Oct. 28
Both former assistant editors, they will oversee coverage around breaking news and trending topics and help lead the department’s expansion.
The former television critic will have a wide berth to write about the biggest stories of the day, ranging from politics and international affairs to pop culture and identity.
Most recently at the Hollywood Reporter, she will cover the entertainment industry with a focus on the challenges facing major Hollywood studios during a period of upheaval, cost-cutting and technological change.
She’ll oversee staffers focusing on three distinct disciplines: Times’ varied digital platforms, social video and news partnerships.
She brings her experience in magazines, marketing and other brands to her new role, working closely with editors to define the look and feel of The Envelope and contribute to the larger entertainment space.
She was most recently at the Fresno Bee, editing stories about the region’s Latino communities. In her new role, Plevin will explore the challenges facing low-income communities and efforts being made to address the economic divide in California.
The UCLA graduate most recently worked with Fast Break on entertainment breaking news and as the Sunday Calendar reporter.
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.
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