Los Angeles Times won’t endorse a presidential candidate

Los Angeles Times won’t endorse Harris for president — or Trump
When Southern California residents go to fill out their ballots in the Nov. 5 election, they might be relying on the Los Angeles Times’ endorsements. But if you’re looking for a
Los Angeles Times declines to endorse presidential candidate for first time since 2008: Report
The paper has not publicly commented on the decision but admitted in its endorsements that next month's election could be the "most consequential election in a generation."
Breaking: Rocky Fire reported in Los Angeles County on Oct. 22
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Los Angeles Times won't endorse a presidential candidate for the first time since 2008: report
A Semafor report alleged Tuesday the Los Angeles Times owner blocked the publication from endorsing a presidential candidate despite doing so for years.
The Los Angeles Times won’t endorse a presidential candidate
Executive editor Terry Tang told editorial board staff earlier this month that the paper would not be endorsing a candidate in the presidential election this cycle, a decision that came from the paper’s owner Dr.
Los Angeles Times won't endorse for president
The owner of the Los Angeles Times has blocked the paper from endorsing a candidate for president this year. Last week, the LA Times published its electoral endorsements for the 2024 election. And while the paper noted in its first line that it is “no exaggeration to say this may be the most consequential election in a generation,

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Los Angeles City Council candidate in hot water for ‘f*** the police’ comment
Ysabel Jurado and incumbent Councilman Kevin De Leon have been sparring over police spending since she got into the race last ...
Los Angeles City Council candidate says 'F the police' in leaked audio, prompting blowback from police union
A candidate for the Los Angeles City Council is under fire for saying, "F--- the police," when asked about her stance on funds for police overtime.
Los Angeles County government may get a major makeover
Voters will decide this fall whether to reshape the powerful Board of Supervisors, which represents 10 million people across the Southern California metropolis.
P-22 Festival honors cat’s legacy and wildlife conservation efforts in Los Angeles
Los Angeles’ most famous cat was celebrated Saturday at his former stomping grounds in Griffith Park. The 9th Annual P-22 Day ...
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Best things to do this week in Los Angeles and Southern California: October 21 - 24
Huntington Beach Art Center is launching a new show celebrating women veteran photographers, just ahead of Veterans Day in ...
Los Angeles Times News Quiz this week: Readers’ favorite ‘SNL’ sketches, Trump’s rally
A carne asada surprise, McDonald's plant-based nuggets and a new NASA probe are just a few of the topics to test your recall ...
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When to watch for the supersized Hunter's Moon over Los Angeles
Early risers will have the best view of the brightest moon of the year when it shines this week over Southern California.
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AP News Digest - California
CALIFORNIA STORIES TODAY US--Los Angeles Police Chief ... Friday the appointment of Jim McDonnell and said her choice was based on making Los Angeles safer. The news follows the surprise ...
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California 5th grader expelled for sharing squirt gun emojis, rap lyrics
The parents of a student at the elite Curtis School in Los Angeles is suing the school and its director after the 5th grader ...
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How the homeless can vote in Los Angeles County and across California
California law allows an unhoused or homeless voter to participate in the election, said Dean Logan, who oversees the Los ...