Los Angeles Times Begins Expansion of El Segundo Campus After Historic Layoffs: ‘I Could Have Sworn We Were Broke’ | Exclusive

Staffers were notified on Tuesday that construction had begun on “the final piece” of the campus

The Los Angeles Times building
The Los Angeles Times building (Credit: Kent Nishimura/Los Angeles Times)

Despite the Los Angeles Times laying off a staggering 200 staffers in January, construction has now begun expanding its El Segundo campus, TheWrap has learned.

“Construction of the final piece of the Los Angeles Times El Segundo campus has begun,” staffers were notified via an internal email on Tuesday. “Once completed, the new building, in between the offices and parking structure, will house the mailroom, dedicated space to preserve The Times archives and a gallery designed to host exhibits and events for the public.”

Quipped a staffer who forwarded the memo to TheWrap: “I could have sworn we were broke.”

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