The Times is eliminating 74 positions in the newsroom, representing about 13% of the total. Full-time and temporary workers will be let go, including a handful of managers.

The L.A. Times began laying off 115 newsroom employees on Tuesday. Owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong said the cuts were necessary to trim heavy financial losses.

The Los Angeles Times informed its newsroom Wednesday that it would lay off about 13% of the paper's journalists, the latest in a string of blows to major American news outlets.

The Los Angeles Times said Tuesday that it was cutting at least 115 jobs — or more than 20% of its 500-person newsroom — marking one of the largest workforce reductions in the newspaper's 142 ...

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Not every Times newsroom staffer has an expanded bio page yet, but by my most recent count, 460 do. And most, in the course of laying out their professional backgrounds, list what colleges they ...

After editorial staffers at the New York Times-owned Athletic announced their desire to join the newspaper's newsroom union, management informed the Times Guild on Thursday that they would not be ...

The Times sports department currently has more than 35 journalists and editors, who will be shifted to other roles in the newsroom without any layoffs, the newspaper said.

After editorial staffers at the New York Times-owned Athletic announced their desire to join the newspaper's newsroom union, management informed the Times Guild on Thursday that they would not be ...