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The managing editor for digital strategy lasted just over a year.
It appears as a mea culpa from a lawyer husband divulging personal health details about his wife.
Before it was a boulevard and a suburban community, Van Nuys was a name from LA's past that people should know.
Plus a media wedding, the memorial service for Steve Julian and "survivor's mentality" at the LA Times.
Another phase in the remake of San Pedro's waterfront had the wraps taken off.
He becomes the second largest shareholder, vice chairman of the board, and Michael Ferro's defense against a takeover by Gannett.
The museum's newest exhibition explores featherwork items from the era in Hawaii that predates the cultural carnage that followed the Christian missionaries.
Train service returns to the beach city for the first time since 1953, though the old Red Cars were dead long before that.
The iconic Hollywood Hills residence designed by Pierre Koenig is also known as Case Study Home #22.
About 200 staffers would be laid off, a report says.
The managing editor of KCET Artbound writes for Los Angeles Magazine, did segments for KPCC's New Music Today feature and was a producer for NPR's "News and Notes" back in the day.
The Los Angeles Business Journal's annual exercise of estimating net worth has again tabbed Patrick Soon-Shiong as number one. Here are the top 10.
Early-rising onlookers and photographer Gary Leonard observed ET-94 as it came around the breakwater this morning and was offloaded.
The outrage that isn't about the scandal that wasn't crosses over from the web.
Wednesday's staff party is cancelled because the Times could not, or did not, secure the room in its own building.
The Wrap says that newsroom gossip is true about a strip club expense account, a free trip and more.
The offer is now $15 a share plus assumption of debt, for a total value of $864 million.
Clearing the desk of media moves, observations and other items.
The Chronicle, KQED and 28 other media outlets will do stories the same day to push for a solution.
Correspondent Lee Cowan went out on rounds along Pico Boulevard with Gold for a piece pegged to the documentary, "City of Gold."
Liberte Chan says it was her co-anchor's joke when she was handed a cardigan sweater to wear over her sparkly black dress.
Sunday afternoon on East Olympic Boulevard.
$1 billion effort with the Republican National Committee kicks off here May 25.
This is the piece you want to read as the games tick away in our time with Vin Scully.
Clinton appears on News Conference, former LA Times lawyer Karlene Goller joins CalMatters, and more.
Ferro's secret plan to monetize his new toy includes LA Times bureaus in Lagos, Moscow and Mumbai. But nothing for LA or California.
Bob Hope has been a dumb name for an airport for 12 years. So they are going with Hollywood Burbank (again.)
A 2008 LA Weekly piece by Christine Pelisek named the serial killer responsible for murdering perhaps dozens of South Los Angeles women.
Ernest Wilson will return to the faculty at USC Annenberg. Martin Smith leaving Orange Coast. Donna Wares leaving the Register. And more.
The old owner is still fighting eviction by the Chinese buyer of the Hollywood hillside landmark.
The state's population is officially nudging 40 million and Los Angeles has gone over four million.
Tom Angel forwarded derogatory jokes and as criticism built, McDonnell couldn't save him.
We have a very beautiful state here. Absolutely beautiful.
Henry Chu is the trade's new European Bureau Chief. He took the LAT buyout last fall.
Clinton fundraises in LA
Jim Henson Studios on La Brea became a presidential campaign stop on Thursday.
Brown declares disaster area
The natural gas leak above Porter Ranch now qualifies for various government actions. Story
Performing arts with cheer
Donna Perlmutter closes out 2015 with productions downtown and on the Westside.
