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LAT loses Washington editor
Deb Nelson, who has led the resurgence in investigative reporting by the Washington Bureau of the Los Angeles Times, is leaving for a job in academia at the University of Maryland. Romenesko has the press release and the staff memo from bureau chief Doyle McManus bemoaning her loss.
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