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Series to Weave In Tales of Hispanic Soldiers     Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns, who has been fending off protests from Latino groups for months

Previous Leader to Pursue “Humanitarian Issues” Roy S. Johnson, the veteran sports journalist who was named editor-at-large at Men’s Fitness magazine just three weeks ago,

Company Has Until May 25 to Approve or Not Staff members at the Los Angeles Times, including some veteran journalists of color, are waiting to

Newsroom Hears About Reporter Thirlee Smith Jr. The Miami Herald on Thursday did something that few other newspapers have: It honored the man it said

Bob Reid Thought He Broke Ground at Miami Herald Bob T. Reid was more than a little interested to read that the Miami Herald had

Overseas Blog Describes a “Date Rape Journalist” CNN Africa correspondent Jeff Koinange is no longer employed by the network, a spokeswoman said on Tuesday without

Ex-Congressman’s Family Claimed Privacy Invaded     Parren J. Mitchell, founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus and Maryland’s first African American member of Congress,

Nigeria Charged Koinange Paid Rebels for News CNN Africa correspondent Jeff Koinange’s dismissal followed a reprimand for using his company e-mail account to continue an

3 Journalists of Color Among Management Layoffs Staff members at the San Francisco Chronicle are bracing for departures at the rank-and-file level after 14 managers—

Asian American Editors in N.Y. Daily News Drama Dean Chang, bounced suddenly from his job as Metro editor at the New York Daily News, wants

Saga Sucks Oxygen from Case of Missing Woman “I’m livid,” Miami Herald reporter David Ovalle wrote Friday on his Miami Herald blog.     “I

Boston Globe Pioneer, 69, Kept “Black List” “Long-time Boston Globe baseball columnist Larry Whiteside passed away this morning. He was 69,” Nick Cafardo wrote Friday