Little gets Angelenos more riled up than a New York Times piece about their city. On Tuesday, the Grey Lady attempted to wax majestic about the problems at the Los Angeles Times, which has suffered some turbulent changes as of late. After the newspaper's publisher and CEO was placed on unpaid leave following an investigation into sexual harassment, an award-winning business editor was mysteriously escorted out of the building before she could even close her laptop, and the Huffington Post reported that the paper may be building a new national desk outside the union that newsroom employees just formed —all of this before owner Tronc replaced the paper's top editor this week to quell the unrest—the New York Times suggested that the paper's troubles are "symptomatic" of problems with Los Angeles's very civic fabric, a blinkered double-diss of newspaper and city containing a litany of self-owns.