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Joshua Letona
he/him
Associate Producer, Social
What I cover
I produce social media content, turning LAist’s reporting into digital storytelling that keeps followers up to date with Southern California.
My background
With a history in social media and SEO for the L.A. Times, KCET, Screen Rant and dotLA, I’ve been helping LAist expand the reach of stories through creative and innovative production. I grew up right here in Los Angeles, where I covered local news in college, interned for EdSource and developed my skills for video and digital media.
My goals
I want my work to be interesting and eye-catching and also to make viewers and readers feel they've learned something new and useful before they scroll away.
Best way to reach me
If you have any feedback or would like to connect, you can reach out by email at
jletona@laist.com
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Stories by Joshua Letona
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After the Eaton Fire, residents at the Fair Oaks House lost their home and a 10-foot tall Costco werewolf. A replacement has been installed.
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See Adam Sandler perform standup, try whale-watching in Newport Beach, and more.
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Watch LAFC kick into gear for 2024, see Sweeney Todd in Long Beach and more.
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A video game concert, a Black History Month art workshop, and much more
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A 2024 CicLAvia kick-off, family paint party, and more!
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With Valentine's Day falling in the middle of this week, love is in the air in Los Angeles!
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Celebrate the Lunar New Year with a special performance, go on a dinosaur quest with the kids, or honor hip-hop legend J Dilla with a night of music in Downtown Los Angeles.
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A film festival, LEGO building for kids, and more
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Hear John Williams film scores performed by a live orchestra, see Paw Patrol live with your kids, and more!
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Take in some immersive comedy, learn pottery, or tour L.A. sites rumored to be haunted.
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Two art exhibits, a Dry January bar night, and a food event that wants dogs on the guest list
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See the musical version of a Julia Roberts rom-com, indulge in a Godfather-themed supper, volunteer to help remove invasive plant species in L.A., and more