by Ray Schultz , YesterdayThe Los Angeles Times has shuttered its Olympic printing plant, with the last print run scheduled for Sunday. The paper will now outsource its printing to the Southern California Newspaper Group in Riverside, according to a story in the Times. The Times says paying rent on the plant “has become untenable.”It is not clear how many jobs will be lost. However, “they have watched as their crews have been cut, three shifts reduced to one,” the Times writes. “They once printed other papers besides The Times, and those have gone elsewhere.”The final print runs were down to 100,000+ copies.

Source: Los Angeles Times March 11, 2024 04:18 UTC