We commit to acting on behalf of the working press to push for accountability in making sure the funding serves the public interest and supports the protection or creation of journalism jobs.

Eighty-five percent of the Los Angeles Times Guild, the union that represents reporters, editors, designers, photographers and other journalists at the West Coast’s largest newspaper, voted this week to support the strike. Just over 200 workers — 98% percent of the union’s members — took part in the historic vote.

Eighty percent of the L.A. Times Guild, the union that represents Times journalists, have pledged to vote yes in a strike authorization vote

Law enforcement must not interfere with the exercise of First Amendment rights. News organizations have a duty to provide protection for reporters, photographers and videographers who are covering these events. We are asking newsroom managers to live up to their obligations.

We support Assemblymember Alex Lee’s AB 611, the Keep News Independent Act, because nobody knows better than journalists the damage that Wall Street has done to the news industry.

Citing unanimous support, the staff of Los Angeles Public Press on Thursday asked newsroom management to voluntarily recognize their union.

A resolution on journalist newsroom ownership and operation.

A resolution supporting organizing nonprofit workers.

Media Guild of the West makes six suggests for how to improve Google’s proposed journalism settlement in California.

Alden Global Capital faces its first-ever open-ended strike as SCNG Guild members overwhelmingly authorize a strike.

Google's proposed California deal isn’t supported in its current form by a single organization representing California’s journalists and news workers.

Google won. Journalists lose. The state and publishers helped.

Media unions representing thousands of journalists and communications workers who provide the essential local news and information millions of Californians rely upon support the California Journalism Preservation Act.

Violence against any journalists doing their jobs – reporting, photographing, and video recording the news is unacceptable.

We demand that Texas law enforcement authorities end their misguided pursuit of criminal charges against photojournalist Carlos Sanchez.

California Senate Bill 1327, sponsored by Sen. Steve Glazer, is well structured to stimulate newsroom employment while upholding fair labor standards.

Media unions representing staff and freelance journalists at commercial and nonprofit news outlets across California submitted a support letter for the California Journalism Preservation Act.

On Thursday, June 15, 2023, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee will formally consider The Journalism Competition and Preservation Act (S. 1094).

The Guild is pushing back against this outrageous and reckless action by management. The company must discuss alternatives to their unnecessary and short-sighted decision.