Corina Knoll
@corinaknoll
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@nytimes in Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Joined January 2009
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This is how I die.
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He spent years stitching together shirts, trousers and relationships with the children he had once left behind. It all unraveled on a busy street in Los Angeles.
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He spent years stitching together shirts, trousers and relationships with the children he had once left behind. It all unraveled on a busy street in Los Angeles.
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New investigation from @mrothfeld and me: Shen Yun is an international juggernaut, touring on five continents with holdings of more than $265 million. But for the young dancers and musicians who powered the show, the success has come at a steep cost. https://t.co/vxED1fo94D
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As the popular dance show grew into an international juggernaut, some of the group’s young performers paid a steep price.
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This is unusual. It did not happen during similar walk-outs by employees of The New York Times and The Washington Post. Some Los Angeles Times journalists have told me that this has made coordinating coverage for tomorrow difficult.
Some Los Angeles Times journalists who participated in today’s walkout are telling me they have been locked out of their company email and Slack messaging systems.
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just fyi that @latimes mgmt has so far chosen to: - dock pay for those of us participating in today's walkout -block our access to Slack -keep secret how many layoffs in total are planned
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Lahaina residents had little time to flee the nation’s deadliest wildfire in over a century, where at least 115 people were killed. One family detailed their frantic escape more than a month after the fires. https://t.co/fDfcZ6wJJd
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The families in this case have been through so much. They’ve been waiting for a headline like this for a long time. https://t.co/FUyPj4wslJ
#lisk
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Architect Rex Heuermann, 59, pleaded not guilty Friday to first-degree and second-degree murder in the deaths of three women.
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Guess I just hope people know how good he was, the impact he quietly made at LAT. Because he was never into promoting himself, stayed away from newsroom politics, didn't manage up, made lots of time for his family. Anyway, thank you, Steve. Everything you did mattered.
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The best editor I ever worked w/@latimes was @StephenMarble. Patient, thoughtful, funny, smart w/narratives, calm under pressure, helped them win a Pulitzer. Mostly tho, he treated young me with respect, helped hoist up my dreams. He was laid off yesterday after 26 yrs.
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After graduating from Stanford in 2009, David Breaux struggled to find his path — until he dove into the idea of selflessness and found his calling as “the Compassion Guy.” But in late April, he was found stabbed to death on a park bench at 50 years old.
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After graduating from Stanford, David Breaux struggled to find his path — until he found his calling as “the Compassion Guy.”
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Our 2023 Excellence in Written Reporting, News Award goes to @corinaknoll for “A Daring Dream and a Lifelong Love, Dashed in a Moment of Violence” for @nytimes. #AAJAKudos, @corinaknoll! https://t.co/YB6LZdbl3s
#AAPIHM
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Deeply honored to be a Livingston Award finalist ✨ https://t.co/LhXU6GVhNA
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These Livingston Award finalists highlight excellence in reporting and storytelling by journalists under the age of 35. Here is the best work of 2024 from young reporters.
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"Oh my God, she's going to die before I get there." A husband, a sick wife and miles of snow between them. https://t.co/lqN1lEZtV7
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Robert Rice had been through war and was used to handling his own problems. Then an intense snowstorm in Southern California threatened to keep him from seeing his wife in her final days.
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1/ In June 2018, we reported on a raid at a meat plant that separated families and prompted a Tennessee town to rally around its immigrant community. Today, they reached a settlement over misdeeds committed by agents during the immigration operation.
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Agents conducted one of the biggest workplace raids since President Trump announced a crackdown on illegal immigration, detaining 97 workers in Morristown. But for residents, these workers were their...
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The US is seeing an unprecedented wave of migrant child labor right now. Thousands of kids are working overnight in dangerous factories for brands like Cheerios, Fruit of the Loom and Ford. They're here alone and they're being failed in the most basic way. https://t.co/5IlCNTjGdh
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Arriving in record numbers, they’re ending up in dangerous jobs that violate child labor laws — including in factories that make products for well-known brands like Cheetos and Fruit of the Loom.
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side note: can't say enough about how kind, responsible, thoughtful and determined Jacqueline is — all while forced to be independent, navigating many challenges mostly on her own. story edited by @kyamamura
https://t.co/c6foxVx6Ve
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Jacqueline Benitez became homeless at 19. A college student who works at a preschool, she was thrilled to land a coveted Section 8 housing voucher. It would cover most of the rent if she found an apartment. Here’s what happened next. https://t.co/c6foxVx6Ve
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As the housing crisis deepens in Los Angeles County, one young woman learns that searching for a place of her own is more difficult than ever.
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