and the trustees of the California State University awarded him an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree for his work at AADAP and in the community.

Management has not publicly disclosed the number of newsroom positions that could be eliminated.The one-day walkout was prompted by management’s request to waive seniority provisions in the union’s contract covering layoffs.

The Los Angeles Times plays a critical role as a Fourth Estate in the western United States — watchdogging the government and amplifying voices of the community.Our hearts are with the papers journalists today as many of them stand up for this important cause.Too much is at stake to make such drastic cuts to a newsroom that the public depends on dearly.

according to a statement from the Los Angeles Times Guild.advertising and marketing areas of the newspaper can potentially be explored.

but reports said the plan is to lay off at least 100 journalists.

The Los Angeles Times building in El SegundoThe Los Angeles chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association issued the following statement on Friday in response to the first newsroom union work stoppage in the 142-year history of The Los Angeles Times.She became the first woman mayor of the town and served from 1983 to 1995.

when the card arrived at Rosalies retirement community in Texas.The son of Rohwer and Jerome incarcerees.

she directed and produced her own documentary.the former art teacher at the Rohwer camp high school.