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Los Angeles Times is a daily newspaper in Los Angeles, California, USA covering local news, sports, business, jobs, and community events.

The newspaper is published seven days a week.

The Los Angeles Times was first published on December 4, 1881. It is distributed throughout the western United States.

The newspaper was first published in the afternoon, using the name Los Angeles Daily Times. It soon went bankrupt, and was taken over by the paper's printer, the Mirror Company, which named Harrison Gray Otis as an editor. Otis made the paper a financial success and in 1884 he bought the newspaper and printing company to form the Times-Mirror Company. When Otis died in 1917, his son-in-law Harry Chandler became publisher of the Times. Harry Chandler was succeeded in 1944 by his son, Norman Chandler, who ran the paper during the rapid growth of post-war Los Angeles.

In 1960, Otis Chandler became the fourth generation of family publishers. He made the Los Angeles Times one of the most respected American newspapers, along with the New York Times and Washington Post. He believed that the newsroom was "the heartbeat of the business," and increased the size and pay of the editorial staff and expanded its national and international reporting. In 1995 Otis Chandler gave up day-to-day control of the newspaper, and publisher Mark Willes, the former president of General Mills, took over. Willes was criticized for not understanding the newspaper business. Reporters and editors referred to him as "The Cereal Killer."

In 2000, the Los Angeles Times and the rest of the Times Mirror Company was sold to the Tribune Company.

Circulation: 572,998 copies

Los Angeles Times is one of the largest circulation newspapers in the USA. Mondo Times covers all American newspapers and newspapers around the world.

This newspaper is owned by Tribune Publishing.


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Davan Maharaj is the editor of the Los Angeles Times.
Section editors   
Book editor: Jon Thurber
Business editor: John Corrigan
Entertainment editor: Craig Turner
Opinion editor: Sue Horton
Sports editor: Mike James
Travel editor: Catharine Hamm

In December 2011 Davan Maharaj replaced Russ Stanton as the editor of the Los Angeles Times.

 Telephone number: 213.237.5000

 Mailing address: 202 W. 1st Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012

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Former Los Angeles Times managing editor Vincent Lalo resurfaced as editor in chief of Morphyne.com, effective January 2012. Posted by Mondo Times editors, Boulder Colorado USA, January 9, 2012

Los Angeles Times Fires Blogging Pressman Ed Padgett
-- A Los Angeles Times employee for 39 years, Padgett had previously run into trouble with the higher ups -- he was suspended last year, apparently for writing on his blog about problems in the press room. Underneath a photo of his...

Davan Maharaj Named Editor of Los Angeles Times
-- December 13, 2011: Maharaj replaces Russ Stanton, who resigned his position as top editor at the newspaper. Maharaj has served as managing editor for news there since May 2008, responsible for the Foreign, National, Metro,...

L.A. Times Media Group Appoints Digitally Minded Execs
-- The Los Angeles Times Media Group announced several executive appointments that are intended to pump up ad revenue in the digital media space. John O'Loughlin, Times chief revenue officer and EVP of advertising sales, announced the...

ACLU, Photogs Sue L.A. Sheriff's Office for Harassment
-- The lawsuit, filed in federal court, alleges that the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and some of its deputies harassed and improperly searched photographers taking pictures legally in public places. Los Angeles County...

The Los Angeles Times named Lorraine Ali music editor, effective October 2011. She previously served as a general editor, music critic and contributing culture and entertainment editor at Newsweek. Posted by Mondo Times editors, Boulder Colorado USA, October 21, 2011

Water District Applauds Corrections to LA Times Story
-- The Los Angeles Times printed a correction, clarifying errors in a story written by Sam Allen about Central Basin Municipal Water District earlier in September 2011. Central Basin general manager Art Aguilar issued a press release on...

LA Times Pressman: Print Edition Dead Within 3 To 5 Years
-- In a September 23, 2011 interview with Los Angeles-area blog The Frying Pan, which covers "the current economy and our collective efforts to create a new and better one," editor Steve Mikulan asked Los Angeles Times pressman Ed Padgett...

Former Publisher Sues Los Angeles Times for $13 Million
-- Steven Gellman, former publisher of the Los Angeles Times Magazine, claims that the newspaper's owner, Tribune Company, fired and defamed him because he objected to a cost-saving decision to cease distribution of the magazine in...

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