Letters to the Editor Reveal Readers Had Different Opinions of Salazar’s Stories
“Congratulations,” Paul Bullock of the Institute of Industrial Relations at UCLA wrote in 1964 to the Los Angeles Times. “The
Echoes of a 1970 Briefcase
Opening a briefcase seems somewhat outdated in 2012. A corroded mark of rust came to life as I removed paper
The Missing Years: Northern California
Ruben Salazar was one of the most renowned Latino journalists of his time. He was known for his powerful articles
KMEX: New Opportunities
The life changing decision that Ruben Salazar took when he decided to leave what he called a “very satisfying job
From Mexico City to Los Angeles: A Professional ‘Crisis’
The date that resonates in the minds of many when it comes to slain Los Angeles Times journalist Ruben Salazar
Salazar Battles ‘Embarrassing’ Credit Card Fiasco
Ruben Salazar was embarrassed when a nice meal at a Newport Beach restaurant ended with his credit card being confiscated