Mass media in Los Angeles

The city's Hollywood neighborhood is notable as the home of the U.S. film industry, and its name has come to be a shorthand reference for the industry and the people in it. The industry's "Big Five" major film studios (Sony, Disney, Paramount, Universal, and Warner Bros.) are all based in or around Hollywood. Several other smaller and independent film companies also operate in the Los Angeles area. Sony Pictures Entertainment entrance 1.jpg|Sony Walt_Disney_Studios_Alameda_Entrance.jpg|Disney Paramountpicturesmelrosegate.jpg|Paramount Gate2universalstudios.JPG|Universal Gate_4_Warner_Bros._Studios.jpg|Warner Bros. ==Print media==

headquarters in Downtown Los Angeles Daily newspapers • Asbarez (Armenian) • The Epoch Times (Chinese) • Hoy (Spanish) • ''Investor's Business Daily'' • The Korea Times (Korean) • The Los Angeles Bulletin and Civic Center NEWSource • Los Angeles Daily Journal (legal daily) • Los Angeles Daily News • Los Angeles Times • Santa Monica Daily Press • Metropolitan News-Enterprise (legal daily) • MyNewsLA • La Opinión (Spanish) • Người Việt Daily News (Vietnamese) • Rafu Shimpo (Japanese) • San Fernando Valley Sun • The Daily Telescope • Viễn Đông Daily News (Vietnamese) • Việt Báo Daily News (Vietnamese) • World Journal (Chinese) Weekly, biweekly and monthly newspapers • Argonaut (Marina del Rey/Culver City community weekly) • Beverly Press (community weekly) • CaribPress (Caribbean monthly) • The Century City News (community bi-weekly) • Cultural News (English-language Japanese monthly) • India Journal (Indian weekly) • The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles (Jewish weekly) • L.A. Watts Times (community weekly) • LA Weekly (alternative weekly) • Larchmont Chronicle (community weekly) • Los Angeles Asian Journal (Filipino biweekly) • Los Angeles Blade (LGBT+ biweekly) • Los Angeles Business Journal (business weekly) • Los Angeles Downtown News (community weekly) • Los Angeles Free Press (weekly underground newspaper) • The Los Angeles Independent (community weekly) • Los Angeles Sentinel (African-American weekly) • Los Angeles Wave - Culver City edition (community weekly) • "Our Weekly" - Black, African-American news and information. www.ourweekly.com • Culver City Star • PACE NEWS-African-American news. www.pacenewsonline.com • The Westsider • Los Angeles Wave - Northeast edition (community weekly) • The Pride LA • The Angelus (Catholic weekly - Formerly The Tidings) • The Tolucan Times (community weekly) • Valley Vantage (community weekly) • Warner Center News (community weekly) • Bel-Air View • Brentwood Magazine • Brentwood News • Entertainment Weekly • The Hollywood Reporter • The Reader Magazine • L.A. Record • Los Angeles • Los Angeles Confidential • Pacific Palisades 90272 • La Crónica (Spanish, c.1872–1889) • Eastside Sun (community weekly) • Illustrated Daily News • LA Youth • Los Angeles CityBeat • Los Angeles Daily News (c.1860–1872, not to be confused with either the 1923–1954 Daily News or the current Daily News) • Los Angeles Daily News (1923-1954, orig. Illustrated Daily News) • Los Angeles Evening Telegram (c.1882–1882) • Los Angeles Herald-Examiner (1963 – November 2, 1989) • Los Angeles Herald-Express (1931–1962) • Los Angeles Herald (1873–1931) • Los Angeles Express (1871–1931) • Los Angeles Examiner (1903–1962) • Los Angeles Post-Record (1933–c.1936) • Los Angeles Evening Record (1895–1933) • Los Angeles Star / Estrella de Los Ángeles (English and Spanish, 1851–1879) • Mexican American Sun (community weekly) • New Times LA • Northeast Sun (community weekly) • ''Tuesday's Child'' • Daily Variety • Wyvernwood Chronicle (community weekly) ==Television==

The Los Angeles area is the home of several major offices and production facilities in the television industry. The Fox Broadcasting Company is based in the Century City district of Los Angeles inside the 20th Century Studios studio lot, while the Fox Television Center is in West Los Angeles. CBS owns CBS Studio Center in Studio City and previously owned Television City in the Fairfax District, although the network still maintains operations on that lot. ABC and parent company Disney produce programs at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank and The Prospect Studios in the Los Feliz neighborhood. NBC primarily produced shows at what is now The Burbank Studios before parent NBCUniversal moved their operations to a complex adjacent to the Universal Studios lot. Several other film studios may also produce TV shows on their respective lots. File:Foxstudiosentrance.jpg|Entrance to the Fox Studios lot File:CBS Studio Center, Soundstage 2.JPG|CBS Studio Center, Soundstage 2 File:CBS TelevisionCity02.jpg|Television City File:Prospect Studios gate.jpg|The Prospect Studios, formerly the ABC Television Center File:The burbank studios alameda.jpg|The Burbank Studios, formerly NBC Studios File:Knbcstudiobldg.JPG|Entrance to Gate 3 at Universal Studios, with signage for KNBC and KVEA File:ExecutiveOfficeBldg OldWarnerBrosStudio nowKTLA comd.jpg|Sunset Bronson Studios, home of KTLA ==Broadcast radio==

A number of radio stations are broadcast from and/or are licensed to Los Angeles, including the following: AM stations • 570 KLAC Los Angeles (Sports) • 640 KFI Los Angeles (Talk)1 • 670 KIRN Simi Valley (Iranian/ethnic) • 710 KSPN Los Angeles (Sports) • 740 KBRT Costa Mesa (Christian) • 790 KABC Los Angeles (Conservative talk) • 830 KLAA Orange (Sports) • 870 KRLA Glendale (Conservative talk) • 900 KALI West Covina (Christian) • 930 KHJ Los Angeles (Relevant Radio) • 980 KFWB Los Angeles (Regional Mexican) • 1020 KTNQ Los Angeles (Spanish AC/classic regional Mexican) • 1070 KNX Los Angeles (All-news)1 • 1110 KWVE Pasadena (Christian preaching) • 1150 KEIB Los Angeles (Conservative talk) • 1190 KGBN Anaheim (Korean Christian) • 1230 KYPA Los Angeles (Korean) • 1260 KMZT Beverly Hills (Classical) • 1280 KFRN Long Beach (Family Radio)* • 1300 KAZN Pasadena (Mandarin Chinese) • 1330 KWKW Los Angeles (Spanish sports) • 1390 KLTX Long Beach (Spanish religious) • 1430 KMRB San Gabriel (Cantonese) • 1460 KTYM Inglewood (ESNE Radio) • 1480 KVNR Santa Ana (Vietnamese) • 1510 KSPA Ontario (Punjabi) • 1540 KMPC Los Angeles (Korean) • 1580 KBLA Santa Monica (Progressive talk) • 1650 KFOX Torrance (Korean) : 1 clear-channel station FM stations Asterisk (*) indicates a non-commercial or the RDS is called "No text" (public radio/campus/educational) broadcast. • 87.7 KZNO-LD Big Bear Lake (Spanish religious) • 88.1 KKJZ Long Beach (Jazz)* • 88.5 KCSN Northridge (College/AAA)* • 88.9 KXLU Los Angeles (College/freeform)* • 89.3 KPCC Pasadena (NPR/talk)* • 89.7 KSGN Riverside (Christian) • 89.9 KCRW Santa Monica (NPR/talk/eclectic)* • 90.3 KMRO Camarillo (Radio Nueva Vida)* • 90.7 KPFK Los Angeles (Pacifica Radio)* • 91.5 KUSC Los Angeles (Classical)* • 92.3 KRRL Los Angeles (Urban contemporary) • 92.7 KYLA Fountain Valley (Radio Nueva Vida)* • 93.1 KCBS-FM Los Angeles (Adult hits) • 93.5 KDAY Redondo Beach (Classic hip hop) • 93.9 KLLI Los Angeles (Bilingual Latin trap) • 94.3 KBUA San Fernando (Regional Mexican; KBUE simulcast) • 94.3 KEBN Garden Grove (Regional Mexican; KBUE simulcast) • 94.7 KTWV Los Angeles (Urban AC) • 95.5 KLOS Los Angeles (Classic rock) • 95.9 KAIA-FM La Mirada (Air1)* • 96.3 KXOL-FM Los Angeles (Spanish contemporary) • 96.7 KWIZ Santa Ana (Spanish-language Christian) • 97.1 KNX-FM Los Angeles (All-news) • 97.5 KLYY Riverside (Spanish adult hits) • 97.9 KLAX-FM East Los Angeles (Regional Mexican) • 98.3 KRCV West Covina (Spanish classic hits) • 98.7 KYSR Los Angeles (Alternative rock) • 99.5 KKLA-FM Los Angeles (Christian) • 100.3 KKLQ Los Angeles (K-Love)* • 101.1 KRTH Los Angeles (Classic hits) • 101.9 KSCA Glendale (Regional Mexican) • 102.3 KJLH Compton (Urban AC) • 102.7 KIIS-FM Los Angeles (Contemporary hit radio) • 103.1 KDLD Santa Monica (Regional Mexican) • 103.5 KOST Los Angeles (Adult contemporary) • 103.9 KRCD Inglewood (Spanish classic hits) • 104.3 KBIG Los Angeles (Hot AC) • 104.7 KOCP Camarillo (Rhythmic oldies) • 105.1 KKGO-FM Los Angeles (Country) • 105.5 KBUE Long Beach (Regional Mexican) • 105.9 KPWR Los Angeles (Rhythmic contemporary) • 106.7 KROQ-FM Pasadena (Alternative rock) • 107.1 KSSE Arcadia (Spanish adult hits) • 107.5 KLVE Los Angeles (Latin pop) ==See also==