Kristine Malicse
As an associate editor for audience engagement, think of me as the freeway helping the stories from point A (the website) to point B (social media). My goal is to find new and innovative ways to share our reporting to underrepresented communities and to engage both new and loyal Angelenos.
With new forms of social media popping up, I want to explain L.A. in all forms, whether it’s a breaking news Twitter thread, a TikTok video, or even a meme or two.
Before joining this newsroom, I oversaw social media at 11 newspapers at Southern California News Group.
As an immigrant who moved to the United States at a young age, I am proud to call Los Angeles my home. I will never grow tired of the incredible music venues like the Troubadour, the breathtaking views from the Griffith Observatory, and the hunt for vintage treasures at the Rose Bowl Flea Market.
And don’t get me started on the food. East Hollywood’s Thai Town will always have my heart.
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A first-of-its-kind Korean American history course, L.A. County landlords can now apply for relief for COVID losses, and learn more about part 2 of How To LA’s series on mutual aid.
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The move to increase the number of people on the L.A. City Council has slowed in recent weeks as council members raise questions.
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Whether you’re noshing on churros or zoolbia, beignets or bomboloni, may your holiday be filled with sweetness.
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A group of high-rise bridges links us to an abandoned L.A. future.
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An English professor convinced author Reyna Grande that she had a story worth telling — and the capacity to write professionally.
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Learn about the volunteers hitting the streets each day to provide services to the unhoused.
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The Mid-City area delivers tasty bites for less.
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For more than 50 years, the CCNMA-CLJ participated in the rise of Latinos in journalism in California and the U.S.
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We look at key moments in the history of the 10 Freeway.
