Los Angeles Local News Initiative

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A coalition is working to establish a sustainable local press in Los Angeles, aiming to provide essential news to all communities. Monica C. Lozano, Board Chair of the L. A. Local News Initiative, stresses that local journalism is vital for community accountability and connection.

Sandra Edwards, a resident of Fifth Ward and co-founder of Mz Impact, supports the initiative, highlighting its importance in fostering community engagement. The coalition's goal is to empower Angelenos and create a stronger city through independent journalism. This initiative arises amid challenges facing local news outlets, which have struggled to maintain relevance and funding. By building a resilient press, the coalition hopes to hold decision-makers accountable and ensure that diverse voices are heard. The future of local journalism is critical for the health of communities across Los Angeles.

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