#losangeles

That's No Moon, a game studio founded by industry veterans, has recently undergone layoffs. The exact number of affected employees remains undisclosed, though reports suggest roles in technical and environmental art were impacted. This news comes shortly after the studio publicly revealed its debut title, Crossfire. The studio has not released an official statement regarding the workforce reduction. It is currently unclear how these layoffs will affect the development of Crossfire.

Los Angeles, California

https://egw.news/gaming/news/36584/thats-no-moon-developers-of-crossfire-got-his-by-l-Si_xeNNb4

Los Angeles Unified School District has approved a significant pay increase for its employees, but now faces a substantial deficit. To cover the costs, the district plans to lay off thousands of its newest employees, primarily teachers. This decision is largely driven by California's "last in, first out" (LIFO) layoff law, which prioritizes senior employees. Union leaders negotiated the deal, knowing the implications for younger staff. The district's financial instability has led to county oversight and concerns about mismanagement.

Los Angeles, California

https://californiapolicycenter.org/california-schools-turn-to-child-sacrifice/

Artificial intelligence is significantly reducing animation production costs. Filmmakers report cost cuts of up to 90% using AI tools. This technology replaces entire staffing layers in production workflows. Los Angeles County's motion picture sector lost 6,700 jobs through May 2026. Studios view AI efficiency as a structural necessity for the industry.

https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/ai/articles/ai-cuts-animation-costs-90-210000466.html

Los Angeles County released a report on the Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Discovery merger. The report estimates 2,495 local positions could be affected. This figure identifies roles exposed to consolidation, not a layoff forecast. The combined company would carry significant debt and seek billions in savings. LA County is developing a workforce action plan for these workers.

Los Angeles, California

https://www.smdp.com/la-county-report-flags-nearly-2-500-local-jobs-at-risk-in-paramount-skydance-warner-bros-discovery-merger/

Los Angeles city officials expect to avoid layoffs for 70 employees. These positions were slated for elimination in last year's budget. The City Administrative Officer recommended halting the layoff process. This occurs despite a projected $96.8 million budget shortfall for the next fiscal year. The City Council must still formally approve this recommendation.

Los Angeles

https://www.westsidecurrent.com/la_city_council/city-hall-moves-to-halt-layoff-process-after-year-of-budget-uncertainty/article_0503c75f-179f-4544-b126-fd2a65a25a8e.html

President Donald Trump commended insurance companies for their response to the January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires, while criticizing banks, particularly Wells Fargo & Co. Trump took to Truth Social on Thursday to praise insurance companies for “stepping up to the plate” and making “big progress” in treating homeowners affected by the disaster. However, he criticized banks for their inadequate response. He pledged to investigate their actions and urged them to treat the victims fairly. “Wells Fargo, in particular, has been very difficult to deal with,” wrote Trump.

with Iran declaring that they will not participate and who know how many more team will pull out if war gets out of control.
With only 2 months to go for opening match, based on what I hear from hospitality sources is that there is no momentum or excitement, here in Los Angeles.
Can't say for NY or Miami.

As far as for Nike that is big supplier of soccer product, could be a good news or bad news

It could be a bad news since Nike may not get bang for their ad dollar spent.
It could be a good news for Nike since they have not have anything prepared for the upcoming event.
It is like you did not study for the final but you found that final got cancelled for bo-b threat.... LOL

Three of Los Angeles’ longest-serving TV anchors were abruptly laid off Wednesday as corporate owner Nexstar slashed jobs at KTLA.

The cuts included longtime weekday morning meteorologist Mark Kriski and veteran midday anchors Glen Walker and Lu Parker, along with weathercaster Kacey Montoya and reporter Ellina Abovian, according to NewscastStudio.

The layoffs are part of a broader restructuring at Nexstar Media Group stations in Los Angeles and New York.

https://nypost.com/2026/02/25/us-news/beloved-la-tv-anchors-axed-as-mass-layoffs-hit-broadcaster/

Nexstar Media Group implemented layoffs at its New York and Los Angeles stations. These reductions affected WPIX in New York and KTLA in Los Angeles. Roles in newsroom, production, and sales were impacted. Several anchors and meteorologists were among those let go. Nexstar is likely reducing costs due to debt.

https://www.newscaststudio.com/2026/02/25/ktla-wpix-layoffs-226/

Plano announcement did not include Los Angeles in list of hubs. Lease is coming up with DTV. There was mention of a new office, is that still in the works?

just heard from my coworker in another department (p+/VH's org)

Wtf? Yes, they're all located in Los Angeles. Not hybrid, fully remote for anyone that starts their shift after 3pm.

https://calmatters.org/newsletter/lahsa-layoffs/

What stores were closed in so cal? If a director called you does that mean your dm was let go ? Friend of mine was let go after they had come in to their shift

Date: October 2025 (4 workers) and December 2025 (2 workers)

• Total Laid off: 6
• Note: These are small layoffs tied to changes in business needs. The company is based in Los Angeles but is impacting workers in Illinois. The WARN filing cited business-needs changes rather than contract loss or facility closure.

la's main homelessness agency, lahsa, will cut or reassign staff due to a 5 percent budget reduction this fiscal year. the agency faces city, state, and federal funding cuts and must act by october 15, with outreach roles most at risk. lahsa hopes to limit layoffs by moving employees into 125 vacant roles. leaders say the cuts reflect wider fiscal strains and shifting county funding plans.

Paramount layoffs are on the cards to help cut down costs and reorganize resources for the next stage in the company's evolution.

https://www.thehrdigest.com/merger-manifestations-paramount-layoffs-are-set-to-affect-3000-employees/

The HR Digest
Aug/26/2025 08:24 AM
Location: Los Angeles, California (Paramount HQ)