A little more than a year after moving into a downsized office, the San Luis Obispo Tribune is now giving up its new smaller headquarters, as The McClatchy Company has decided to make seven of its newsrooms operate remotely for the remainder of 2020. Read More …
In the aftermath of McClatchy filing for bankruptcy and amid an early hurdle in the case, the newspaper publisher’s stock tanked to less than 10 cents a share late last week. Read More …
Newspaper publisher McClatchy, which owns the San Luis Obispo Tribune, announced Thursday it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a move due in large part to the company’s overburdened pension system. Read More …
As part of a downsizing of the newspaper’s operation, the San Luis Obispo Tribune is moving to a new, smaller office. Read More …
A longtime journalist for The Tribune who has recently penned columns advocating for liberal policies and supporting liberal politicians in SLO County has been named the new editor of San Luis Obispo’s daily newspaper. Read More …
As part of a nationwide reorganization of its newsrooms, McClatchy will have one editor, based in Sacramento, who will be responsible for all five of the company’s California newspapers, including the San Luis Obispo Tribune, as well as a paper in Idaho. Read More …
The Santa Barbara News-Press has again made news by coming to print with a controversial edition of the paper. This time, rather than stirring controversy with a headline, the News-Press has angered readers with a misprinted byline.
In Monday’s Christmas edition of the News-Press, the paper’s California section led with an article headlined, “Customers flock downtown to wrap up last-minutes Christmas shopping. The byline for the article stated, “By PAUL GAYZALEZ,” and the reporter’s title said, “NEWS PRESS FAGGOT.” Read More …