This is a list of newspapers in California actively being published daily and non-daily. There were over 1,300 newspapers published in California at the beginning of 2020. [1]
Name | City | Owner | Circulation | Frequency | Niche |
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Alameda Sun | Alameda | 23,500 | Thursdays | Hyperlocal (City of Alameda) | |
Modoc County Record | Alturas | Weekly | |||
Atascadero News | Atascadero | News Media Corporation | Weekly | ||
Catalina Islander | Avalon | Weekly | Catalina Island | ||
Berkeley Daily Planet | Berkeley | Weekly | |||
Brentwood Press | Brentwood, CA | Greg Robinson and Sandie McNulty | 40,000 | Weekly | Hyperlocal (East Contra Costa County) |
Hellenic Journal | Brisbane | Monthly | |||
The Calaveras Chronicle | Calaveras County | 12,500 | Monthly | ||
Chino Valley Champion | Chino | Champion Newspapers | 42,600 | Weekly | Community |
Del Norte Triplicate | Crescent City | Country Media, Inc. | Weekly | ||
The Mountain Messenger | Downieville | 2,500 | Weekly | Sierra County news | |
East Bay Express | Emeryville | 49,766 | Weekly | ||
The Coast News | Encinitas | Coast News Group | 20,000 | Weekly | Local News |
Times-Advocate | Escondido | 15,000 | Weekly | ||
Evergreen Times | Evergreen | Times Media, Inc. | Weekly | Community | |
The Sun-Gazette | Exeter | Mineral King Publishing, Inc. | 3,000 | Weekly | Tulare County news since 1901 |
Fontana Herald News | Fortuna | Times Media Group | 14,381 | Weekly | |
Fullerton Observer | Fullerton | Fullerton Observer, LLC | 10,000 | Bimonthly | Orange County, California news |
North County News Tribune | Fullerton | Digital First Media | Weekly | ||
Galt Herald | Galt | Herburger Publications | Weekly | ||
Gardena Valley News | Gardena | 10,000 | Weekly | ||
Salinas Valley Tribune | Gonzales | New SV Media Inc. | 850 | Weekly | |
Gustine Press-Standard | Gustine | 209 Multimedia | Weekly | ||
Half Moon Bay Review | Half Moon Bay | Coastside News Group | 3,000 | Weekly | |
Selma Enterprise | Hanford | Lee Central California Newspapers | Weekly | ||
The Hemet San Jacinto Chronicle | Hemet and San Jacinto | PCM Publishing | 8,000 | Weekly | Hemet and San Jacinto local/community news |
Hollister Free Lance | Hollister | Metro Newspapers | Weekly | ||
Huntington Beach Independent | Huntington Beach | Tribune Media | Weekly | ||
Idyllwild Town Crier | Idyllwild-Pine Cove | Idyllwild House Publishing Co. Ltd. | 2,300 | Weekly | |
Crescenta Valley Weekly | La Crescenta | Crescenta Valley Publishing, LLC | 8,300 | Weekly | Community |
Lompoc Record | Lompoc | Santa Maria California News Media Inc. | Weekly | ||
Los Altos Town Crier | Los Altos | 16,500 | Weekly | ||
Xone Autosport News | Los Angeles | 233,200 | Weekly | Formula One and IndyCar news (International) | |
Los Angeles Sentinel | Los Angeles | 125,000 | Weekly | African-American | |
The Epoch Times | Los Angeles | Epoch Times Media Group | 30,000 | Weekly | News and lifestyle |
Pacific Citizen | Los Angeles | 30,000 | Monthly | Asian-American | |
Armenian Observer | Los Angeles | Weekly | Armenian-American | ||
Larchmont Chronicle | Los Angeles | John H. Welborne | Monthly | ||
Los Banos Enterprise | Los Banos | Biweekly | |||
Los Cerritos Community News | La Mirada | Hews Media Group | Weekly | Local | |
The Madera Tribune | Madera | Biweekly | |||
Sun Post | Manteca | 29,000 | Weekly | ||
Mendocino Beacon | Mendocino | Digital First Media | Weekly | ||
Monterey County Weekly | Monterey | Milestone Communications | Weekly | ||
West Side Index | Newman | 209 Multimedia | Weekly | ||
Oakdale Leader | Oakdale | 209 Multimedia | Weekly | ||
Ojai Valley News | Ojai | 3,000 | Weekly | Local news, since 1891 | |
Cedar Street | Pacific Grove | 20,000 | Weekly | ||
The Palisadian-Post | Pacific Palisades | Alan Smolinisky | Weekly | ||
Pacifica Tribune | Pacifica | Coastside News Group | Weekly | ||
Paso Robles Press | Paso Robles | News Media Corporation | Weekly | ||
Placerville Mountain Democrat | Placerville | McNaughton Newspapers | Weekly | ||
Mid Valley Times | Reedley | Mineral King Publishing, Inc. | 13,200 | Weekly | |
Sacramento Observer | Sacramento | Observer Media Group | 50,000 | Weekly | African-American |
Humor Times | Sacramento | Monthly | Satire | ||
El Sol de Salinas | Salinas | Biweekly | |||
Indian Voices | San Diego | Black Rose Communications | 6,000 | Monthly | Native American |
The Southern Cross | San Diego | Bishop of San Diego | 37,000 | Monthly | Religion (Catholicism) |
Kstati | San Francisco | 9,000 | Weekly | Russian-American | |
Kstati | San Francisco | Kstati Publishing Company | 9,000 | Bimonthly | |
Alianza Metropolitan | San Jose | Rossana Drumond | Weekly | ||
Willow Glen Resident | San Jose | Digital First Media | Weekly | ||
India-West | San Leandro | India-West Publications | 25,000 | Weekly | Indo-American |
The Paper | San Marcos | 20,000 | Weekly | ||
Random Lengths News | San Pedro | 22,500 | Biweekly | Hyperlocal (harbor-area communities) | |
San Lorenzo Valley Post | Santa Cruz Mountains | San Lorenzo Valley Post, LLC | 10,000 | Monthly | News, Events |
Santa Clara Weekly | Santa Clara | Santa Clara Eagle Publishing | Weekly | ||
The Comic News | Santa Cruz | Monthly | Satire, Cartoons | ||
Santa Cruz Mountain Bulletin | Santa Cruz Mountains | Wendy Sigmund / Mountain Publishing | 6,500 | Monthly | Community |
Press Banner | Scotts Valley | Tank Town Media | 20,000 | Weekly | |
Sonoma Valley Sun | Sonoma | Weekly | |||
Taft Independent | Taft | 3,500 | Weekly | ||
The Ark | Tiburon | AMMI Publishing Co. Inc. | 2,550 | Weekly | Hyperlocal (Tiburon, Belvedere, and Strawberry) |
Tracy Press | Tracy | Tank Town Media | 10,000 | Weekly | |
Turlock Journal | Turlock | 209 Multimedia | 4,000 | Weekly | |
Ukiah Daily Journal | Ukiah | Weekly | |||
Valley Roadrunner | Valley Center | 4,000 | Weekly | ||
Trinity Journal | Weaverville | 4,100 | Weekly |
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