"Given our static revenue trends, we need to adjust our organization to effectively meet the needs of our business today and ...

Arizona’s major newspaper will soon be printed out of state, leading to over 100 workers out of a job.Printing of The Arizona ...

USA TODAY parent company Gannett named Wendy Naugle, former editor-in-chief for People, as its new executive editor of ...

Two people are dead, and two others injured, in the aftermath of a crash into a building on Detroit's east side.

Gannett also forecast a total net loss of $60 million to $70 million for the year. Last week, Gannett Media President Maribel Perez Wadsworth announced that she was leaving the company on Dec. 31.

Randy Bergmann warned Gannett that scaling back the editorial pages, which he oversaw for 18 years at New Jersey's Asbury Park Press before he was laid off in 2020, would be a mistake, telling the ...

More than 200 Gannett staffers are staging a day-long strike on Friday as they demand better wages and benefits — a fresh burst of unrest following recent layoffs at the newspaper giant.

Gannett promised that no AI content would be published to its vast network without direct human oversight. This isn't how things played out.

Gannett spokesperson Lark-Marie Antón disagreed with the NewsGuild’s characterization of its workplace practices. “Gannett values all our employees,” Antón said in a statement to CNN Business.

While Gannett’s peers — Tribune and Knight Ridder, among them — urged and cajoled editors to do better, Gannett enforced its mandates, down to counting the race, ethnicity, and gender of all faces ...