Los Angeles is not known for its bustling literary scene. Often overshadowed by the graying publishing houses and staunchly entrenched magazines of New York, LA's reputation as a city with little appreciation for the written word persists. But Laurie Ochoa and Joe Donnelly, former editors at LA Weekly, believe that LA is a place where stories and storytelling abound.
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LAist Interview: Slake Editors Laurie Ochoa and Joe Donnelly
LA Weekly Editor is Out, Jonathan Gold to the NY Times?
The big media news today is that LA Weekly's Editor, Laurie Ochoa, is "parting ways" after eight years of leading the paper (she also worked there in various roles from 1978 to 1998). As that news hit, foodies were abuzz that is must be due to her husband, Pulitzer Prize winning food critic Jonathan Gold, being offered the Food Editor position at the New York Times. However, a source close to the matter at hand told LAist that Ochoa was fired and that Gold is staying.
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