San Jose City Times

Famous writers Mark Twain and Jack London were both reporters for the San Francisco Examiner. The newspaper is a daily that has been published since 1865. It began under the name The Daily Examiner and was acquired by publishing legend William Randolph Hearst in 1887. The paper covers numerous topics including sports, business, entertainment weather and news. The Examiner has online and print issues and covers news for the San Francisco, California metropolitan area. In 2000, Ted Fang obtained the Examiner name, its archives, 35 delivery trucks and a subsidy of $66 million as part of the Hearst Corporation's acquisition of the San Francisco Chronicle.

Metro Publishing Inc. is a prominent media company based in San Jose, California, specializing in weekly newspapers and specialty publications throughout Silicon Valley, Santa Cruz County, and the North Bay. With a readership exceeding half a million in the San Francisco Bay Area, its award-winning publications include Metro Silicon Valley, Good Times in Santa Cruz, and several others that cater to diverse community interests. The company has expanded its portfolio through strategic acquisitions, including Out About magazine and various weeklies from MainStreet Media Group, enhancing its reach and content offerings. Metro's commitment to providing family-friendly information and comprehensive event coverage positions it as the largest locally based newspaper and magazine publisher in the San Jose area. Generated from the website