LA Times – Save your own reading list

LA Times app by Los Angeles Times Communications LLC

App Description :

Get the trustworthy news you need everywhere you go with the Los Angeles Times app.

Receive instant access to our award-winning journalism, breaking news, politics, the best in food, entertainment, events and more for Southern California and the world.

Updated with a new design, the L.A. Times app gives you the option of browsing our digital content or paging through the eNewspaper. Our content includes in-depth coverage of Los Angeles, California and the West; exclusive narrative storytelling such as “Column One”; revitalized reporting on the latest in food and dining; a unique take on politics and the 2020 campaign; comprehensive coverage of the arts, pop culture and the entertainment industry; on and off-season reporting on L.A.’s home teams and major sports events. New tools include “My Library,” to save your own reading list, and a video section to access the latest short documentaries and other videos.

Download the iOS app to experience our new digital publishing platform.

App Features :

Top News: Scan a curated feed of the most important news as it happens
Push notifications: Get the latest news from our newsroom as soon as stories break
eNewspaper experience: Download today’s issue for offline reading and browse archives of past issues
Video section: Enjoy exclusive video
My Library: View saved stories and view your recent activity
Share content easily with Twitter, Facebook, or email

SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS:

If you’re a current digital subscriber, sign in with your email address and password to get unlimited access to the app’s content.
Non-subscribers, download the app a select number of stories stories each month. For full access, try a free month of Unlimited Digital Access to the app, the L.A. Times website, and our eNewspaper; then it’s only $15.99 a month. Make sure to create a registration while in the app so you’ll be able to log in to the website and eNewspaper when you visit them in web browsers.

Your subscription automatically renews each month unless auto-renew is turned off within your Account Settings at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.

Your iTunes account will be charged $15.99 for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period.
No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period.
Subscriptions may be managed by the user by going to the user’s Account Settings after purchase
Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable

You can read our Privacy Policy here: www.latimes.com/privacy-policy
You can read our Terms of Service here: www.latimes.com/terms-of-service
CA Notice of Collection – www.latimes.com/privacy-policy#california-notice-of-collection
Do Not Sell My Info – membership.latimes.com/privacy-settings

Questions about your subscription, including adding or removing access to the L.A. Times website from your app access, can be directed to Customer Service: 213-347-5300.

TECHNICAL HELP AND ASSISTANCE:

If you ever have questions about how the app works, want to provide helpful feedback, or experience crashes or freezes after installing an update, please contact us at mobile@latimes.com. A quick email to our support team helps our developers identify and resolve issues faster. We work hard to make sure you have the best experience using our app.

Additional Information :

• Age Rating 12+
• Requires iOS 13.0 or later.
• Size 71.2 MB

User Reviews :

L.A.’s Premier News Outlet

I read on-lines news looking for balanced content. It seems more and more even a typical non-political news story has some politics that seep in between the lines.

The Times may have been left-leaning in the past but writer Skelton took care of that, and that’s OK. I’m proud to say, especially in today’s U.S., that I am a life-long Democrat. But you can’t see the real world looking for fodder that only leans in your direction. There are always at least two sides to every story.

I believe the L.A. Times does a great job of trying to present balance in today’s news. With so much embarrassing outbursts and shenanigans coming out of the White House, you would think it would be a simple job to report the news with a democratic spin. But The Times seems to always attempt to ride the middle road in its reporting – Opinion section not counting!

As a very young boy I delivered The Times off the back of my brother’s Chevy pickup to news racks (remember those?) and corner markets from downtown to East L.A. I am so thankful the “Paper” is still with us today.

“All The News That’s Fit To Print”

I HEART LA.

Silly title, isn’t it? I figured people might read this: As a reader of news on devices for only a year and as a homesick native, I appreciate the ready availability of access to the Los Angeles Times. Who else but someone like me, living out of state and missing my home town paper, would turn to a wonderful app like this? And not just for breaking news in politics national and local but also traffic alerts! I hadn’t known there were Metro Line tracks along the 210. I felt something akin to being there, although there may have been the automatic sympathy (Oh no!) one feels as a heretofore daily commuter in the Greater Los Angeles Area. I remember when the 210 had been proposed and approved, and was controversial due to expected segregation between “whites and blacks” in Pasadena. I read all about it in the LA Times. No one anticipated black flight, much less light rail connection. I read about those in the LA Times, too, all of controversial. I guess this is all to to say that I Heart the LA Times and its app! Thanks for reading!

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