Picture a split into groups, each one sitting at its own desk and each one owning a kind of story — sport here, foreign news there. A desk in this building is a team, not a piece of furniture, and a story belongs to whichever desk covers that beat. The city desk is the one holding the stories that come from the city itself. Which city, and which kind of story, is answered differently on the two sides of the Atlantic, and that is the whole of this word's difficulty.
One branch
守著「城裡新聞」的那一組，兩邊答案不同
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local news team (US/Canada) · noun
In American and Canadian newspapers, the part of the news team that gathers and edits local news — what is happening in the paper's own city and the area around it. The phrase covers both the department and the reporters and editors who work in it.
地方新聞組