Can’t tell you enough how critical @LATimes journalism was in helping our local disadvantaged farmworker communities, like #Pajaro, get the national attention they deserved so that our local, state and federal governments would respond to their needs in the aftermath of last year’s devastating storms.
It’s just shameful to see the LA Times Executives issue mass layoffs of so many great reporters and staff. Truly a dark day nationally for journalism that is so essential to our democracy!✊🏽 @LATvives
An absolutely devastating day for @latimes and @delosLAtimes. Everyone on the De Los team believed in the mission: telling Latino stories and serving our community. I'm heartbroken for my colleagues and for the future of my beloved paper.
today the @washingtonpost has taken the extraordinary step of publishing never-before-seen images of the aftermath of AR-15-involved shootings. it is difficult and tremendous work.
[this story contains extremely disturbing images and personal accounts]
https://t.co/uYfy6hfN82
Incredible data analysis by @MyDesert & @propublica finds 20 farming families in CA's Imperial Valley use 1.2 million acre-feet of Colorado River water — 1/7th of the entire Lower Basin flow. A single family uses more than the entire city of Las Vegas. https://t.co/aW3k7kEuQ9
In just one week you can see all these smart people and more at @thephilacitizen's Ideas We Should Steal Festival, a solutions-focused day dedicated to transforming cities. Get info and tix here:
https://t.co/k8XBkHNPmG
hiii, btw i'm the reporter for well actually, the @GuardianUS's new lifestyle+wellness section that launched today! it's so good, i hope you'll check it out. and please send any piping hot lifestyle+wellness tips to [email protected] 🌸
https://t.co/KoBwAbh3Ho
One prison guard, 96 abuse charges : women say ‘serial rapist’ targeted them over a decade
Exclusive: Records and interviews suggest the California prison system let Gregory Rodriguez get away with rampant sexual abuse, while his victims were punished https://t.co/Gl5rOCfbyb
What is the exceptional events rule? What you need to know about the loophole letting US regulators wipe air pollution from the record: https://t.co/fTWYTZusFi
Across the US, local governments, lobbyists and industry have been excluding wildfire pollution from regulatory records.
“I’m a throwaway...” Robert Shobe says. “...we’re doing everything we can to fight for ourselves, and they hide behind loopholes.” https://t.co/QJ4F0GvViD
Unfortunately, this piece I reported years ago for @npr (longer version on @NPRCodeSwitch) is “evergreen” as we say in journalism. It’s about the use of dehumanizing language: https://t.co/IHOWcfJKIi
What distinguishes this moment in media is that for the past 20 years the assumption was that we were in a transition from print to online media and now it's clear that online media is dying and we don't seem to be transitioning into anything. Just less.
https://t.co/A9QYC5aaGK
"If audiences are only shown what’s wrong... they’ll start to feel like these issues are insurmountable.... Psychologists call this ‘learned helplessness’, a state of fatalistic apathy that only tends to compound existing problems." - @georgiafrancesk https://t.co/g3RxcH5kce
A day after 42 migrants — including 17 children — arrived in downtown Los Angeles from Texas, @brittny_mejia and @jherrerx delve into what we know about the families, the lead up to their arrival and what may happen next
https://t.co/bsPjZY7FcL
Can't stop thinking about my colleagues impacted by @latimes layoffs, and, like others, wondering how you run a digital newsroom w/o supporting digital staff
[i keep waiting to hear a plan because ..surely there's gotta be one? apparently it's not AI tho https://t.co/HVS8r107nF]