[EveningStar]

San Diego Union-Tribune

[EveningStar]

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[South40]

Tough deal. I know people who will be losing their jobs.

[tumblindice]

Get in UT. Next stop, TV news. (Driver Brian, what's that ... smell?)

[dalereed]

It's obvious and I hate it!

My paper has always been delivered at 4:00 am plus or minus 10 minutes.

With it being printed in Los Angeles it's not being delivered until later than 7:30 am.

[Wallace T.]

The Wikipedia article indicated that the paper was once conservative, but under the most recent ownership, “skewed to the middle,” i.e., turned into another liberal rag. This is the same history of the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, and a host of other newspapers, including the Hearst chain. Good riddance, and looking forward to the day those two newspapers, the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Dallas Morning News, etc., go into oblivion, or at least becoming just additional web sites competing with thousands of others.

Some complain about web sites like InfoWars, Natural News, and Lew Rockwell, and they are sometimes absurd. But no more absurd than the MSM, which says men (Bruce Jenner) can be women, whites (Rachel Dolzeal) can be black, male sexual deviants may be trusted with young boys (Boy Scouts), and that anti-Christian, anti-American racists (Dylann Roof) are conservatives.

Perhaps conservatives should define themselves as reality based thinkers, and call liberals, socialists, and anarchists fantasy based dreamers.

[Popman]

I haven’t read a print newspaper in eons...

Do people still do that...?

[rigelkentaurus]

the only thing these left wing newspapers are good for is to pick them up for free and use them to:

1. clean windows
2. line bird cages
3. start fires at a campsite or fireplace

Might be other uses - but reading them is not one of them. It is only dis-information and propaganda.

[truth_seeker]

The LA Times closed the Orange County printing facility in 2010.