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The book "Best in Sho" captures the Dodgers' journey to their eighth World Series title.

Five artists created portraits of Shohei Ohtani for a special section by Los Angeles Times.

Artists include Kenichi Minami, Dave Murray, César R. Canseco, Bam Bam Yeh, and Alycea Tinoyan.

Significant subscription cancellations at The Los Angeles Times and Washington Post followed their decision not to endorse in the presidential race, indicating reader dissatisfaction.

Los Angeles Times editorial board members resigned due to the owner's refusal to endorse Kamala Harris, ending a streak of presidential endorsements since 2008.

Media outlets are reportedly self-censoring to avoid antagonizing Trump amidst his close polling with Kamala Harris ahead of the elections.

Soon-Shiong's decisions sparked resignations and subscription cancellations at the Los Angeles Times, reflecting a conflict over editorial independence and responsibility.

LA Times editorial board will not endorse a presidential candidate this year, breaking a long-standing tradition of endorsements for Democratic candidates.

Billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong has invested hundreds of millions of his own money into the unprofitable Los Angeles Times, highlighting the struggles of the news industry in the digital era.

The L.A. Times is estimated to be losing $50 million a year, while The Washington Post was set to lose $100 million last year.

News companies, even those that are still making money, are trying to find ways to adapt to the changing media landscape and innovate.

Terry Tang has been appointed as the interim executive editor of the Los Angeles Times, becoming the first female editor in the paper's history.

The appointment comes amidst substantial layoffs, the loss of three top editors, and a one-day strike in the newsroom.

The Times has suffered significant financial losses since being acquired by Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong's family in 2018.

Kevin Merida stepped down as executive editor of the Los Angeles Times after disagreements with owner Patrick Soon-Shiong.

Conflicts arose over editorial decisions, business priorities, and budgeting for 2024.

Mater Dei leads Southland high school football standings with a perfect record, defeating Servite.

St. John Bosco remains undefeated and is a key competitor after a win against Santa Margarita.

Mission Viejo stays strong at 7-0, anticipating a significant game against San Clemente.

Corona Centennial and Orange Lutheran demonstrate competitive spirit despite varied rankings. Allen's report.

Mater Dei leads Southland high school football rankings after defeating Santa Margarita.

St. John Bosco remains unbeaten and set to face Santa Margarita next.

Mission Viejo boasts an undefeated record heading into Week 7's games.

Terry Tang appointed as executive editor of Los Angeles Times

Terry Tang's significant experience in journalism and commitment to readers.

Hector Becerra has been named managing editor of the Los Angeles Times, becoming the highest ranking Latino editor in the paper's history.

Becerra's appointment comes as the newsroom faces recent layoffs, strikes, and departures.

Frank Del Olmo was a trailblazing journalist, the first Latino on the Los Angeles Times masthead, and a passionate advocate for the oppressed.

Despite being the namesake of Frank Del Olmo Elementary, the school lacked significant recognition and information about Del Olmo's achievements.

Two editors have left the Los Angeles Times following the departure of executive editor Kevin Merida.

The Times plans to reduce staff by as much as 20%, which could mean the loss of around 100 journalists.

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 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.

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.

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.

The Los Angeles Times' union is calling for a one-day strike in response to planned layoffs.

The Times plans to cut at least 100 journalists, or about 20% of the newsroom.

The Los Angeles Times is laying off 115 journalists, more than 20% of its newsroom.

Members of Congress warned of the impact of media layoffs on democracy.

Los Angeles Times newsroom guild leaders called for a one-day walkout to protest planned cuts

Management plans to lay off at least 100 journalists, or about 20% of the newsroom

Kevin Merida steps down as top editor of The Los Angeles Times

Merida had previously worked as a top editor at The Washington Post and ESPN

Kevin Merida steps down as top editor of The Los Angeles Times

Merida had previously worked as a top editor at The Washington Post and ESPN