Known also as the LA Times, Los Angeles Times is a metropolitan daily newspaper has been publishing since 1881 in Los Angeles California. It is considered as the fifth largest circulation in the US. With a record of daily readership combining the print and online, it reaches 4.6 million local weekly audience. It is highly reputable and has been covering South California for more than 139 years already.

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As a metropolitan newspaper, it embarked on a number of published investigative journalism pieces. In 2004, LA Times published a more thorough coverage of the hospital’s troubled story of King/Drew Medical Center, a five-part series on the civic and humanitarian disgrace of Los Angeles Skid Row that even produced as a film in 2009 entitled The Soloist. The business affiliates of LA Times include The Envelope, Times Community News, Hot Property and Los Angeles Times en Español. It also owns California Community News, LLC.

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In the beginning of millennium, Los Angeles started also to publish magazines that is mostly focused on stories of people, travel, lifestyle and other cultural affairs occurring in Los Angeles, California.