The Los Angeles Times, whose tumultuous 2018 has already seen newsroom employees unionize and its publisher placed on paid leave for an alleged pattern of sexual misconduct, has named its third editor-in-chief in six months, according to multiple reports.

Tronc, the paper’s embattled parent company, is expected to…

In a first for the 136-year-old Los Angeles Times, editorial workers have voted to join a union.

The overwhelming vote of 248-44 was certified today by the National Labor Relations Board. Voting began earlier this month. The employees will be represented by the Washington-based NewsGuild-Communications Workers of Ameri…