Local news monitoring
Usa los endpoints de Los Angeles Times para convertir local news monitoring en solicitudes API repetibles con inputs documentados y respuestas JSON.
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Medios y streaming4 endpoints activosapiKey
Los Angeles Times API
Turn Los Angeles Times sections and articles into structured JSON for local news monitoring, research, and aggregation.
Discover Los Angeles Times sections and get section headlines or full article content as structured JSON.
Familias de endpoints
4
Parámetros documentados
7
Ejemplos
4
Snapshot en vivo del catálogo
Cobertura de Los Angeles Times
Endpoints activos
4
Métodos
GET
Parámetros obligatorios
6
Referencias de esquema
4
Article1
Author1
Headlines1
Sections1
{
"platform": "Los Angeles Times",
"endpoint": "latimes-article",
"method": "GET",
"path": "/latimes/article",
"auth": "apiKey"
}Casos de uso
Workflows que encajan con Los Angeles Times
Discover Los Angeles Times sections and get section headlines or full article content as structured JSON.
Media research
Usa los endpoints de Los Angeles Times para convertir media research en solicitudes API repetibles con inputs documentados y respuestas JSON.
Content aggregation
Usa los endpoints de Los Angeles Times para convertir content aggregation en solicitudes API repetibles con inputs documentados y respuestas JSON.
Ejecución gestionada
Cómo maneja Crawlora esta plataforma
Cada cifra de abajo se lee directamente del catálogo de endpoints en vivo de Los Angeles Times — 4 endpoints, 7 parámetros de solicitud documentados y 4 esquemas de respuesta publicados — el mismo catálogo contra el que corren Docs y Playground.
Documented endpoint coverage
4 documented Los Angeles Times endpoints, grouped into 4 request families — Article, Author and Headlines, plus 1 more.
Published request surface
7 request parameters are documented across those Los Angeles Times endpoints, 6 of them required — the full input contract is public before you write any integration code.
Known response shape
4 of the 4 Los Angeles Times endpoints ship a recorded example response, and 4 carry a documented response schema — you can code against the real JSON before the first request.
Documented failure modes
Los Angeles Times endpoints document their error responses (400, 404, 429 and 503) alongside the success schema, so a block, a rate limit, or a missing record comes back as a typed error rather than silently empty data.
Agent-callable MCP tools
4 hosted MCP tools back the Los Angeles Times endpoints, so an agent can call the same routes with the same parameters and the same JSON contract, with no custom glue.
Mapa de cobertura
Descubre qué puede recopilar la API antes de integrarla
1 endpoints
Article
/latimes/article
GETapiKey
1 endpoints
Author
/latimes/author
GETapiKey
1 endpoints
Headlines
/latimes/headlines
GETapiKey
1 endpoints
Sections
/latimes/sections
GETapiKey
Catálogo de endpoints
Endpoints de la API de Los Angeles Times
GETapiKeyexample
/latimes/articleGet Los Angeles Times article content
Returns a Los Angeles Times article's public metadata and body paragraphs from a canonical article URL, read from the page's NewsArticle structured data.
Herramienta MCP latimes_article
url:queryx-api-key:header
GETapiKeyexample
/latimes/authorGet a Los Angeles Times author profile
Returns a Los Angeles Times author profile by `url`, a canonical `https://www.latimes.com/people/<slug>` link; other hosts or paths return a bad-request error. The response has the `name`, `job_title`, `bio`, `email`, `image_url`, `social_accounts` and recent articles with title, URL, summary, publication time and lead image. Accounts the page does not list are absent.
Herramienta MCP latimes_author
url:queryx-api-key:header
GETapiKeyexample
/latimes/headlinesGet Los Angeles Times section headlines
Returns fresh headlines from a public Los Angeles Times section RSS feed: title, canonical URL, summary, author, publication time, and lead image. section defaults to main.
Herramienta MCP latimes_headlines
section:queryx-api-key:header
GETapiKeyexample
/latimes/sectionsList Los Angeles Times section feeds
Returns the complete set of section slugs accepted by latimes-headlines, each with its display name and public RSS feed URL.
Herramienta MCP latimes_sections
x-api-key:header
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Cómo hacer scraping de Los Angeles Times
Extrae datos de Los Angeles Times en 4 pasos
The Los Angeles Times' public RSS layer covers 44 sections, from statewide news down to single-team feeds like Dodgers and Lakers, plus two Spanish-language verticals. A 2026-09-24 pull of the California section returned 93 stories in a single page. Crawlora's four LA Times endpoints turn that section directory, section headlines, full articles, and reporter byline pages into normalized JSON, with the Times' own is_accessible_for_free flag passed through on every article.
- Paso 1
Map 43 slugs from business to world-nation
/latimes/sections returns all 44 section slugs and their public RSS feed URLs, from california and politics down to sports/dodgers and espanol/mexico.
- Paso 2
Read one section's headlines
Pass a slug to /latimes/headlines for that section's current RSS items. The california section returned 93 stories in a single 2026-09-24 pull, each with a single comma-joined author string per item, such as "Kate Sequeira, Ava Hu", rather than a list.
- Paso 3
Budget 4,500 characters per article
/latimes/article returns an authors array (unlike headlines' single string), section, published and updated timestamps, body paragraphs, and the is_accessible_for_free value the Times declares in its own structured data.
- Paso 4
Open a reporter's byline page
Pass a canonical latimes.com/people/<slug> URL to /latimes/author for that reporter's bio, job title, and recent articles; two of ten recent-article entries in one 2026-09-24 test omitted the summary field.
Agent Skills
Usa datos de Los Angeles Times desde tu agente de código
Instala un agent skill de Crawlora y tu agente obtiene datos de Los Angeles Times como JSON mediante la API documentada, sin escribir un scraper. Estos skills cubren Los Angeles Times:
News media research
Researches public news from international, regional, business, technology, sports, science, and entertainment publishers through the Crawlora API —…
npx skills add github.com/Crawlora-org/crawlora-skills --skill news-media-research
Preguntas frecuentes
Scraping de Los Angeles Times: preguntas frecuentes
How many sections does the LA Times integration cover?
44 on 2026-09-24, including sport-specific feeds like Dodgers, Lakers, and USC and two full Spanish-language sections. Call /latimes/sections rather than hardcoding a list, since the Times adds and retires feeds.
Does the article endpoint format authors the same way as headlines?
No. /latimes/headlines returns one comma-joined author string per story, like "Kate Sequeira, Ava Hu", while /latimes/article returns the same names as a proper array — build for both shapes if your integration reads both endpoints.
What is the is_accessible_for_free field?
It is the Times' own declaration from the article's structured data, passed through unchanged, so you can tell which stories the paper marks as free and which it counts toward its meter. Crawlora reads the public article page only; it never signs in as a subscriber.
What URL format does the author endpoint need?
A canonical latimes.com/people/<slug> page, such as latimes.com/people/kate-sequeira — that's the Times' own reporter-bio URL structure, not a byline link pulled directly off an article page.
Who owns the Los Angeles Times?
Biotech entrepreneur Patrick Soon-Shiong, who bought it for $500 million in 2018 and has said he plans to eventually take the paper public. These endpoints read the paper's existing public and metered pages as published, independent of that ownership.