The Latest Breaking News from the LA Times

Investigators say over 90 of these fast rides were stolen in the first two months of 2024 alone.

In a letter first reported by Axios, a series of public figures told the outlet's owner that the paper needs Latino journalists to properly cover the city

Plans for a Paramount/Max super-streamer have hit a brick wall but other deep-pocketed partners could still step in.

With a growing number of journalists losing their jobs, talk of an ‘extinction-level event’ in the industry is becoming more and more common.

Former Boeing employee Ed Pierson expresses concern over 737 Max 9 jet’s return to skies following Alaska Airlines incident

The De Los section, dedicated to the burgeoning Latino community of LA just lost 75% of its staff

Young journalists of color ‘disproportionately affected’, with many Black, Asian American and Latino staffers laid off, Times guild says

Don't tell Ian Astbury that Perry Farrell invented the concept of the genre-fluid alt. rock festival in the US

In our latest ‘Next Text’ we once again plunge headlong into digital disruption, never-ending beefs, ridiculous snubs … and the media machinations of unqualified men

Strap in for some top-tier humor by a comic artist, Madeline Horwath. You might recognize her work from publications in The New Yorker, The Chicago Reader, The LA Times, Seattle Stranger, and other venues. The post Sometimes Dark, But Absolutely Hilarious Comics By Madeline Horwath (68 Pics) first appeared on…

Uncover the controversial world of border patrols as extremist groups take up arms to intimidate migrants at the southern border in this eye-opening report.