A computer virus hit a slew of major US newspapers in California and disrupted deliveries

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• A computer virus hit a newspaper printing plant in Los Angeles, halting deliveries of the Los Angeles Times, the San Diego Union-Tribune, and others.
• The Times reported that the virus was caused by a cyberattack from a "foreign entity."
• A Times spokeswoman said the paper has been working to fix the issues but added that Sunday deliveries may be affected as well.

A computer virus hit newspaper printing plant in Los Angeles, preventing it from printing and delivering Saturday editions of the Los Angeles Times, the San Diego Union-Tribune and other papers to some subscribers.

The Los Angeles Times, which runs the facility, says the computer virus infected systems that are associated with the printing process.

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