L A Times publisher under probe for frat-house behavior
The Los Angeles Times chief executive and publisher, Ross Levinsohn, faces investigation after NPR reports he was named in two sexual harassment lawsuits from his Alta Vista and News Corp. eras. NPR cites a frat-house climate and women feeling uncomfortable, with Levinsohn on unpaid leave as the inquiry proceeds.
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L A Times Editorial Staff Vote Unionizing Amid Turmoil
The Los Angeles Times editorial staff voted to unionize with NewsGuild by a wide margin, affiliating with the Communications Workers of America. The move aims to address pay, journalistic integrity, and management checks amid industry and internal upheavals involving owner Tronc.
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Three acquitted in Lac Megantic train derailment case
A Canadian jury acquitted former Montreal, Maine and Atlantic Railway workers Jean Demaitre Richard Labrie and Tom Harding of criminal negligence causing death in the 2013 Lac Megantic disaster that killed 47 when a crude oil train derailed and destroyed part of downtown. The incident spurred rail safety reforms and a shift away from one man crews.
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