Terry Tang Appointed Executive Editor of the Los Angeles Times

Tang becomes the first woman to lead the newspaper in its 142-year history, marking a significant milestone.

Terry Tang has been officially named the executive editor of the Los Angeles Times, taking over after serving in an interim capacity since late January.
As the first female executive editor in the paper's history, Tang's appointment signifies a historic moment for the publication.
Under her leadership, Tang has prioritized reorganizing the newsroom, forming a new leadership team, and emphasizing traditional news reporting.
The Los Angeles Times has faced significant challenges, including substantial layoffs and operational losses, amid broader struggles in the news industry.
Tang's deep roots in Southern California and extensive journalistic experience are seen as assets in leading the newspaper through its current challenges.