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The Los Angeles Star

The first newspaper ever published in Southern California, in 1851.

Panorama from the Hollywood Hills at golden hour: the Hollywood Sign on the sunlit hillside, downtown Los Angeles below, and snow-capped peaks on the horizon.

The tip line

Tell the newsroom what we're missing.

A council file, a contract, a meeting nobody covered, a building about to come down. The desk reads everything that arrives here.

Who reads it

Editors and reporters at The Los Angeles Star. Tips are stored privately and are not published.

What happens next

A tip is a lead, not a story. Nothing is published from a tip without reporting and verification.

Confidentiality

Leave the contact fields blank if you prefer not to be reached. You can also write to the newsroom directly.

Attachments

Any format — documents, photographs, audio, spreadsheets. Up to four files, stored privately so only the newsroom can open them.

Tips are read by editors only and stored privately. Please don't send anything you would not want an editor to read.