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The San Francisco Examiner
NEWSPAPER
Begun as the Evening Examiner in 1865 by William Moss, whose previous Confederacy-supporting paper had been destroyed by a mob following the death of Abraham Lincoln. The paper changed hands and was eventually accepted by George Hearst, U.S. Senator and father of William Randolph Hearst, as payment for a gambling debt in 1880. For many years it was published alongside the San Francisco Chronicle as the evening paper, but in 2000 it was purchased by the Fang family and turned into a tabloidish shadow of its former self, carrying mostly AP stories and very little local content. In 2004 the Anschutz family (based in Denver) purchased the runt paper, intending to turn it back into a proper newspaper. Since 2011, owned and published by an independent entity, the San Francisco Newspaper Company.
Official Website: http://www.examiner.com/
Location: San Francisco, CA
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