Thursday, May 04, 2006
SAN FRANCISCO - A new newspaper, the San Francisco Daily News, was launched in the city on Wednesday with an initial daily circulation of about 5,000.
The free daily, which concentrates on community news, would be distributed Monday through Friday in neighborhoods throughout San Francisco, said James Pavelich, who is the owner of Denver Daily News.
The new San Francisco tabloid is owned and run by Pavelich, Dave Price and Amando Emendoza. Price and Pavelich formerly owned the Palo Alto Daily News, the Burlingame Daily News, the Los Gatos Daily News, the Redwood City Daily News and the San Mateo Daily News.
In February 2005, Price and Pavelich sold those Bay Area newspapers to San Jose-based Knight Ridder Inc. In March, Sacramento-based McClatchy Co. announced it will buy Knight Ridder for $5.5 billion in cash and stock.
The free daily, which concentrates on community news, would be distributed Monday through Friday in neighborhoods throughout San Francisco, said James Pavelich, who is the owner of Denver Daily News.
The new San Francisco tabloid is owned and run by Pavelich, Dave Price and Amando Emendoza. Price and Pavelich formerly owned the Palo Alto Daily News, the Burlingame Daily News, the Los Gatos Daily News, the Redwood City Daily News and the San Mateo Daily News.
In February 2005, Price and Pavelich sold those Bay Area newspapers to San Jose-based Knight Ridder Inc. In March, Sacramento-based McClatchy Co. announced it will buy Knight Ridder for $5.5 billion in cash and stock.
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