L.A. Times Newsroom to Shrink by 150 Jobs

Thursday, July 03, 2008

The decision to eliminate more than one-sixth of the newsroom staff and publish 15 percent fewer pages is the deepest of a series of cuts at the Tribune Company as it tries to stay afloat.

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