
"Los Angeles Times Executive Editor Kevin Merida Resigns Amid Digital Subscriber Shortfall"
Los Angeles Times Executive Editor Kevin Merida is stepping down after less than three years, citing career considerations and the need to be of value to the journalism profession. The departure comes as the newspaper faces challenges, including falling short of its digital subscriber goal. The Times, owned by Patrick and Michele Soon-Shiong, won three Pulitzer Prizes under Merida's leadership. Soon-Shiong stated the need to build a sustainable business for growth and innovation, and the LA Times Guild expressed support for finding a successor with vision and clarity for the future.



