They are using their vast resources wisely to cover the many issues of interest to residents of L.A., California, and the nation. A screen shot, for example, of the wide variety of crucial issues being covered today by its columnists:
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There was another column in the Times today which apparently didn't merit front page promotion. James Rainey on the plight of the newspaper industry. A less kind blogger might make a snide comment at this point.
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