I was stunned to learn that my former Sun colleague Jeff German was killed over the weekend- shocked again to see LVMPD serve warrants on a target of Jeff's investigative work. https://t.co/NBqnRBfYy4
Our statement regarding the decision by L.A. Sheriff Alex Villanueva to criminally investgate @latimes reporter @AleneTchek for reporting on his department.
1 yr ago, to call out media's lack of diversity, Mayor Lightfoot granted interviews exclusively to reporters of color.
The "stunt" hasn't led to longterm access. "It does feel like we were used for political props." —@BpopeTV
must-read by @MariahWoelfel: https://t.co/C8hXudLn0S
Stuff like this happens a lot. Many newsrooms say it's inside baseball. That readers don't care.
Now we've got our own newsroom. Let's prove that conventional wisdom wrong.
Some news: I'm super excited to have started a new job @NewhouseSU, helping students make their work shine @OrangeTVNetwork. I'll miss my excellent colleagues @syracusedotcom, but I'm looking forward to the new adventure! My last story for a while:
https://t.co/0ykK9C8tOV
This morning, @dailyorange published a three-part series examining Syracuse University’s attempts to avoid legal responsibility for sexual abuse by a former graduate student, employee and coach. Here’s what we learned:
https://t.co/XAZ3YHBd1f
NEW: High-ranking DHEC officials raised concerns last year about VAMS, a federal coronavirus vaccine sign-up system, but the agency still decided to deploy it, according to a new review by @islandpacket of roughly 12,000 pages of internal emails. 1/
https://t.co/VFApr67C5c
Former Light Work staff members & artists-in-residence spoke out about their experiences with the institution & former executive director Jeffrey Hoone.
Over the past 5 months, @sydbergan & I investigated into LW’s workplace culture & financials.
Part 1: https://t.co/rZEck6bNAF
SCOOP --> Stewart Bainum unveils plans for new ‘Baltimore Banner’ news site — and hires Kimi Yoshino, a top L.A. Times editor, to run it https://t.co/4WIShgmECO
Reporters found teachers' Social Security numbers totally unprotected in the source code of a state website. Journalists alerted the state before publishing so Missouri could secure the data. Now the governor is calling it 'hacking.' Clicking 'view source code' is not hacking.