With local news struggling to survive, a collective of Los Angeles media executives and philanthropists launched an ambitious non-profit group Tuesday to bolster LA county’s local news ecosystem, support small independent media and build public trust in media.
With local news struggling to survive, a collective of Los Angeles media executives and philanthropists launched an ambitious nonprofit group Tuesday to bolster L.A. County's local news ecosystem, support small independent media and build public trust in media.
“When people think about news deserts, they're thinking about rural America, or communities that are off grid, but we have those same sorts of deserts in the region,” said Monica Lozano, board chair of the new L.A. Local News Initiative and the former editor, publisher and CEO of La Opinión.
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