San Gabriel Valley Tribune facts for kids
The San Gabriel Valley Tribune is a newspaper that comes out every day in West Covina, California. It shares news and stories for the people living in the San Gabriel Valley area.
About the San Gabriel Valley Tribune
The Tribune is part of a bigger group called the Los Angeles Newspaper Group, which is owned by MediaNews Group. It also works with other local newspapers like the Pasadena Star-News and the Whittier Daily News as part of the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group.
Who Has Owned the Tribune?
Over the years, the San Gabriel Valley Tribune has been owned by a few different companies.
- In 1960, a company called Brush-Moore Newspapers bought the Tribune.
- Later, in 1967, another company named Thomson Newspapers bought Brush-Moore.
- Then, in 1996, Thomson sold the Tribune to MediaNews Group, which was owned by a person named Singleton.
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