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The OC Register’s Hard Times: What that Means for Orange County
The Orange County Register has killed attempts to expand into Long Beach and Los Angeles, laid off staff and asked reporters to deliver the Sunday paper. The LA Times has canceled set vacations and sick days.
By Warren Olney • • 25m ListenThe Orange County Register has killed attempts to expand into Long Beach and Los Angeles, laid off staff and asked reporters to deliver the Sunday paper. The LA Times has canceled set vacations and sick days.
Also, UTLA and LAUSD remain divided over contract negotiations.
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2 storiesUTLA and LAUSD Remain Divided over Contract Negotiations
Organized teachers at LA Unified are working without a contract, and Thursday they’ll be holding rallies throughout the District to prepare for a possible strike. Thomas Himes covers the LAUSD for the Daily News .
Read the story6 minCan We Get the News without the Paper?
In Los Angeles and Orange Counties, it traditionally was the Times and the Register that established the news menu every day. Local TV and radio stations followed up on what the papers reported, adding their own individual enterprise and commentary.
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