The CBS Broadcast Center Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Print the Article Post a Comment Wednesday's Paramount layoffs have hit CBS News, with a source saying that every corner of the news division has been impacted. While the cuts are being felt across the division, some shows will feel the impact more than others. CBS Mornings Plus and CBS Evening News Plus, the streaming spinoffs of the network's morning and evening news programs, are being canceled, a source says. CBS Morning Plus is anchored by Tony Dokoupil and Adriana Diaz, while CBS Evening News Plus is led by John Dickerson, who announced his exit from CBS News earlier this week. Related Stories Business Paramount Layoffs Begin: David Ellison Tells Staff Restructuring Required to Address "Evolving Priorities" TV Mark Harmon Sets 'NCIS'-Verse Return With 'Origins' Guest Spot In addition, the Saturday edition of CBS Mornings will be overhauled with a new format, with staffing merged with the team running the weekday edition of the program. And CBS News will close its Johannesburg, South Africa bureau, with the London bureau adding oversight of the region. Many TV news divisions have cut back their foreign bureaus in recent years, with overseas correspondents among the first to be cut loose in restructurings. Similarly, while streaming has been a source of investment for TV news divisions, the relatively modest viewership has made monetization challenging in comparison to their linear counterparts. The changes come just weeks after Bari Weiss joined Tom Cibrowski atop the network news division, though the layoffs have been in the works going back to Skydance's takeover of Paramount back in August. According to a source, Weiss told staff on the daily editorial call that it would be a "difficult day" at CBS News. "In some areas, we are addressing redundancies that have emerged across the organization. In others, we are phasing out roles that are no longer aligned with our evolving priorities and the new structure designed to strengthen our focus on growth," Paramount CEO David Ellison told staff Wednesday. "Ultimately, these steps are necessary to position Paramount for long-term success." THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Rachel Sennott Rachel Sennott Envisioned New Series 'I Love LA' as "'Entourage' for Internet It Girls" World Series World Series 2025: Where to Stream the L.A. Dodgers vs. Toronto Blue Jays Online Without Cable Live Feed Adam Driver to Star in Hostage Drama 'Rabbit, Rabbit' at Netflix Trump Cheryl Hines Says 'The View' Co-Hosts "Just Wanted to Grill Me About Bobby" Live Feed 'BMF' Canceled at Starz After Four Seasons Live Feed 'Slow Horses' Author Mick Herron Revisits First Novel 'Down Cemetery Road' for Apple TV Adaptation Rachel Sennott Rachel Sennott Envisioned New Series 'I Love LA' as "'Entourage' for Internet It Girls" World Series World Series 2025: Where to Stream the L.A. Dodgers vs. Toronto Blue Jays Online Without Cable Live Feed Adam Driver to Star in Hostage Drama 'Rabbit, Rabbit' at Netflix Trump Cheryl Hines Says 'The View' Co-Hosts "Just Wanted to Grill Me About Bobby" Live Feed 'BMF' Canceled at Starz After Four Seasons Live Feed 'Slow Horses' Author Mick Herron Revisits First Novel 'Down Cemetery Road' for Apple TV Adaptation