Long Beach had an estimated population of more than 470,000 in July 2016, according to the U.S. It was purchased by Los Angeles News Group in 1997, which later became part of Digital First Media. The Long Beach Press-Telegram has been in existence since 1897, and for 45 years was part of the Knight Ridder roster of publications. We are committed to serving Long Beach, and The Press-Telegram is proud of its 121-year history of informing and connecting this community.” Long Beach is in the midst of a renaissance, led by a progressive mayor and diverse community. The Long Beach Press-Telegram was published in Long Beach, California and with 125,769 searchable pages from 19301944. We are also replacing the positions of the journalists who left The Press-Telegram, and look forward to having additional strong voices to represent the optimistic and vibrant aspects of the city. “We have a larger network of full-time journalists and freelance contributors specifically covering Long Beach and news events originating in the city that impact the entire region. “It is disingenuous to suggest our news organization devotes only one reporter toward covering a city that’s as expansive as Long Beach,” he said. The Press-Telegram’s lone, current staff reporter, Chris Haire, previously worked for the Orange County Register.Įric Morgan, spokesman for the Southern California News Group, dismissed the report that the paper has only one reporter covering the city. The newspapers have shared stories over the past few years, and reporters. Southern California News Group is comprised of 11 daily newspapers, as well as multiple weekly newspapers and magazines including the Los Angeles Daily News and Orange County Register. Betty June Lucas Hagman was born on Jto Albert and Mayme Lucas of Long Beach, CA. Grobaty wrote a message May 22 on his Facebook wall, “To paraphrase an old coworker, it was a great 35 years Unfortunately, I was there for 42,” adding, “Great an exciting things to come in a few weeks from those of us who left this week.” “We were in a terrible situation,” Evans said of her now former employer, claiming that Digital First, whose majority stakeholder is New York investment house Alden Capital, “has no investment in local journalism.”
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