Patrick Soon-Shiong's controversial shakeup at the L.A. Times: 'Bias meter,' opinion upheaval and a call for growth
Patrick Soon-Shiong aims to restore balance to the L.A. Times, navigating the controversy from blocking an editorial endorsement for Kamala Harris and increasing ideological transparency.
LA Times' Billionaire Owner Forbids Paper's Editorial Board from Making 2024 Endorsement, Report Claims
LA Times editorial board will not endorse a presidential candidate this year, breaking a long-standing tradition of endorsements for Democratic candidates.
LA Times Owner's Pro-MAGA Meddling' Ramps Up to Demand Ed Board Take a Break From Writing About Trump': Report
Patrick Soon-Shiong's interference has heightened tensions at the Los Angeles Times, threatening editorial independence during a critical political period.
Patrick Soon-Shiong: the billionaire LA Times owner who blocked Harris endorsement
Soon-Shiong's decisions sparked resignations and subscription cancellations at the Los Angeles Times, reflecting a conflict over editorial independence and responsibility.
A prominent contributor leaves the Los Angeles Times in protest - Poynter
Harry Litman resigns from the Los Angeles Times op-ed page in protest against the owner's influence on editorial independence, particularly regarding Trump.
Billionaire LA Times Owner Reportedly Quashed Op-Ed Critical Of Trump's Cabinet Picks
Billionaire owner of the Los Angeles Times halted critical editorial on Trump's cabinet picks, showcasing concerns over editorial freedom and balance.
Patrick Soon-Shiong's controversial shakeup at the L.A. Times: 'Bias meter,' opinion upheaval and a call for growth
Patrick Soon-Shiong aims to restore balance to the L.A. Times, navigating the controversy from blocking an editorial endorsement for Kamala Harris and increasing ideological transparency.
LA Times' Billionaire Owner Forbids Paper's Editorial Board from Making 2024 Endorsement, Report Claims
LA Times editorial board will not endorse a presidential candidate this year, breaking a long-standing tradition of endorsements for Democratic candidates.
LA Times Owner's Pro-MAGA Meddling' Ramps Up to Demand Ed Board Take a Break From Writing About Trump': Report
Patrick Soon-Shiong's interference has heightened tensions at the Los Angeles Times, threatening editorial independence during a critical political period.
Patrick Soon-Shiong: the billionaire LA Times owner who blocked Harris endorsement
Soon-Shiong's decisions sparked resignations and subscription cancellations at the Los Angeles Times, reflecting a conflict over editorial independence and responsibility.
A prominent contributor leaves the Los Angeles Times in protest - Poynter
Harry Litman resigns from the Los Angeles Times op-ed page in protest against the owner's influence on editorial independence, particularly regarding Trump.
Billionaire LA Times Owner Reportedly Quashed Op-Ed Critical Of Trump's Cabinet Picks
Billionaire owner of the Los Angeles Times halted critical editorial on Trump's cabinet picks, showcasing concerns over editorial freedom and balance.
Los Angeles Times owner says articles will use AI meter to show sources' bias'
Patrick Soon-Shiong plans to implement an AI-powered bias meter in the Los Angeles Times to address perceived bias in news coverage.
Los Angeles Times Owner Wades Deeper Into Opinion Section
Dr. Soon-Shiong's actions spark controversy, raising concerns about editorial independence at The Los Angeles Times amidst Trump's cabinet nominations.
Los Angeles Times owner says articles will use AI meter to show sources' bias'
Patrick Soon-Shiong plans to implement an AI-powered bias meter in the Los Angeles Times to address perceived bias in news coverage.
Los Angeles Times Owner Wades Deeper Into Opinion Section
Dr. Soon-Shiong's actions spark controversy, raising concerns about editorial independence at The Los Angeles Times amidst Trump's cabinet nominations.
L.A. Times, Washington Post see subscription cancellations over not endorsing in presidential race
Significant subscription cancellations at The Los Angeles Times and Washington Post followed their decision not to endorse in the presidential race, indicating reader dissatisfaction.
Owner of Los Angeles Times Plans Bias Meter' Next to Coverage
Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong plans to implement a bias meter at The Los Angeles Times to promote transparency and reduce reader bias.
L.A. Times, Washington Post see subscription cancellations over not endorsing in presidential race
Significant subscription cancellations at The Los Angeles Times and Washington Post followed their decision not to endorse in the presidential race, indicating reader dissatisfaction.
Owner of Los Angeles Times Plans Bias Meter' Next to Coverage
Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong plans to implement a bias meter at The Los Angeles Times to promote transparency and reduce reader bias.
L.A. Times owner's decision not to endorse in presidential race sparks resignations, questions
The Los Angeles Times' owner opted against endorsing a presidential candidate in 2024, causing significant backlash and resignations within the editorial board.
Did the 'L.A. Times' and other news outlets pull punches to appease Trump?
Media outlets are reportedly self-censoring to avoid antagonizing Trump amidst his close polling with Kamala Harris ahead of the elections.
Saturday's high school baseball and softball scores
Lipscomb Academy (TN) defeated La Salle 6-3 in baseball.
Coronado (NV) won 15-1 against Duarte, while Villa Park beat Bishop Gorman (NV) 17-1 in softball.
Photos: The day the presses stopped running | A farewell to the Los Angeles Times Olympic plant
Los Angeles Times print edition moves to Riverside for printing
Staff photographer documents closure of Los Angeles Times Olympic printing plant
The Times' top 25 high school baseball rankings
Top high school baseball teams in the Southland ranked by the Los Angeles Times after Week 3 of the 2024 season.
Key players and standout performances highlighted, including upcoming matchups and achievements in tournaments.
L.A. Times and consumer group ask judge to unseal records in DWP scandal
The Los Angeles Times and Consumer Watchdog seek to unseal evidence related to a criminal investigation involving former City Atty. Mike Feuer and the Department of Water and Power.
The public has the right to access documents from government criminal investigations, shedding light on scandals and potential culpability of individuals.
At the restaurant loved by impeached Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and the late Jonathan Gold
The LA Times lays off 115 people, with the De Los and Washington, D.C. teams especially hard-hit
The Los Angeles Times has laid off 23% of its newsroom, one of the largest cuts in the paper's history.
The layoffs followed reports that the Times lost $30 million to $40 million last year.
Is American Journalism Headed Toward an 'Extinction-Level Event'?
Major layoffs and cuts are happening in the news industry, including at Time magazine, National Geographic, and the Los Angeles Times.
The Los Angeles Times, once a revered institution, is now a symbol of the decline of news organizations as it faces significant cuts and struggles to find a clear business strategy.
The Los Angeles Times plunges into chaos' as brutal layoffs loom and senior editors call it quits
The Los Angeles Times is facing layoffs and leadership departures, causing chaos in the newsroom.
The newspaper's owner, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, is criticized for not understanding media and resorting to cost-cutting measures.
Los Angeles Times lays off more than 20% of newsroom staff as the paper confronts 'financial crisis'
The Los Angeles Times is facing a financial crisis and has commenced layoffs across the newsroom.
At least 115 journalists will be impacted, which is slightly more than 20% of the newsroom.
Brutal Layoffs Cause More Turmoil at the LA Times Food Section
The Los Angeles Times announced layoffs that affected at least 115 employees, including three food section staffers.
The layoffs were due to ongoing profit losses, estimated to be $30 to $40 million annually.
OPINION: L.A. Times Layoffs Hurt Latinos and Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Times has begun layoffs of 115 people, more than 20% of its newsroom, in an effort to build a sustainable and thriving paper.
The layoffs disproportionately affected journalists of color, particularly Latinos, despite the city of Los Angeles having a large Latino population.
The LA Times lays off 115 people, with the De Los and Washington, D.C. teams especially hard-hit
The Los Angeles Times has laid off 23% of its newsroom, one of the largest cuts in the paper's history.
The layoffs followed reports that the Times lost $30 million to $40 million last year.
Is American Journalism Headed Toward an 'Extinction-Level Event'?
Major layoffs and cuts are happening in the news industry, including at Time magazine, National Geographic, and the Los Angeles Times.
The Los Angeles Times, once a revered institution, is now a symbol of the decline of news organizations as it faces significant cuts and struggles to find a clear business strategy.
The Los Angeles Times plunges into chaos' as brutal layoffs loom and senior editors call it quits
The Los Angeles Times is facing layoffs and leadership departures, causing chaos in the newsroom.
The newspaper's owner, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, is criticized for not understanding media and resorting to cost-cutting measures.
Los Angeles Times lays off more than 20% of newsroom staff as the paper confronts 'financial crisis'
The Los Angeles Times is facing a financial crisis and has commenced layoffs across the newsroom.
At least 115 journalists will be impacted, which is slightly more than 20% of the newsroom.
Brutal Layoffs Cause More Turmoil at the LA Times Food Section
The Los Angeles Times announced layoffs that affected at least 115 employees, including three food section staffers.
The layoffs were due to ongoing profit losses, estimated to be $30 to $40 million annually.
OPINION: L.A. Times Layoffs Hurt Latinos and Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Times has begun layoffs of 115 people, more than 20% of its newsroom, in an effort to build a sustainable and thriving paper.
The layoffs disproportionately affected journalists of color, particularly Latinos, despite the city of Los Angeles having a large Latino population.