Beachcomber Newspaper Competitors

The San Diego Union-Tribune, LLC, is San Diego’s most dynamic media company and the region’s most trusted and comprehensive source of local news and information. The San Diego Union-Tribune serves more people in more places on more platforms than any other media company in San Diego. Every week, the Union-Tribune reaches more than 96% of all San Diego County households by leveraging the combined strength of its integrated media portfolio: the Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper, the Union-Tribune; the region’s leading website, SanDiegoUnionTribune.com; the weekly entertainment guide, Night + Day; the entertainment and nightlife website, PacificSanDiego.com; Spanish-language product Hoy San Diego and additional home-delivered products. Through its broad coverage of the community and its multiple media platforms serving all audiences across the region, the Union-Tribune delivers news, information and ideas that improve the quality of life of San Diegans and help make San Diego a better place.

The Coast News Group has over 100,000 affluent readers. The Coast News (TCN) is an on-demand publication distributed weekly from Oceanside down to Carmel Valley. We distribute 30,000 copies to demand rack locations and a small paid subscription base to maintain our legally adjudicated status. The Rancho Santa Fe News (RSF) is direct-mailed bi-weekly (9,200 copies) to Rancho Santa Fe, Fairbanks, and Santaluz. These are mailed directly to the P.O. Boxes as well as demand rack locations. We are the only community newspaper of record to be mailed to Santaluz which is an additional 2,000 copies.

The La Jolla Light, established in 1913, is the only newspaper in La Jolla delivered every week by US mail, which is the only way to reach homes in guard-gated neighborhoods. It is also the only La Jolla newspaper audited by AAM, Alliance for Audited Media. The La Jolla Light, which averages 52 pages weekly, has locally written and edited content including news, arts and entertainment, society and people features, prep and youth sports, business, education and real estate coverage. The La Jolla Light, a division of Union-Tribune Community Press is owned by tronc, Inc. (NASDAQ: TRNC)