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Calpers-Entirepublicationlist Publication Article Count Wall Street Journal 9,011 New York Times 6,878 Los Angeles Times 5,575 Sacramento Bee 3,896 Washington Post 1,975 Bloomberg 1,538 Associated Press 1,368 Reuters 1,029 Pensions & Investments 959 California Healthline 769 San Francisco Chronicle 746 CNN 537 Orange County Register 528 Sacramento Business Journal 516 NASRA 407 Chicago Tribune 395 San Diego Union Tribune 390 Dow Jones 335 Calpensions 320 Barron's 258 San Jose Mercury News 237 Forbes 222 Contra Costa Times 207 USA Today 191 MarketWatch 179 Private Equity International 154 Business Wire 134 Ventura County Star 126 PE Hub 109 San Bernardino County Sun 107 The Bond Buyer 105 AICIO 103 Financial Times 102 Boston Globe 101 Newsweek 91 Fox & Hounds 90 Pittsburgh Post Gazette 89 Riverside Press-Enterprise 88 PR Newswire 87 Capitol Weekly 86 CNBC 85 Public CEO 83 Oakland Tribune 82 Redding Record Seachlight 81 Monterey County Herald 80 Fortune 79 The Street 78 Top 1000 Funds 75 Los Angeles Daily News 73 Marin Independent Journal 72 CBS 72 McClatchy New Service 69 Press Democrat 69 Plan Sponsor 69 Stockton Record 69 CaliforniaHealthline 69 Governing Magazine 68 Inland Valley Daily Bulletin 67 Santa Rosa Press Democrat 64 Modesto Bee 62 St. Louis Post-Dispatch 61 iHealth Beat 60 U-T San Diego 60 San Francisco Business Times 57 Financial News 57 Huffington Post 57 Bond Buyer 57 Desert Sun 57 BenefitsPro 57 Record Searchlight 56 NPR 56 Exchange News Direct 54 Atlanta Journal 52 States News Service 50 BusinessWeek 49 NJ.com 48 Chief Investment Officer 47 Fresno Bee 45 Bakersfield Californian 45 Press Enterprise 45 Santa Cruz Sentinel 45 Investment Weekly News 44 Naked Capitalism 44 Modern Healthcare 43 Mercury News 42 Detroit Free Press 40 ABC 40 Private Equity Manager 40 Business Insider 39 Fox News 39 Reason 39 KQED 39 Orlando Sentinel 38 Infrastructure Investor 38 Kaiser Health News 38 FINalternatives 37 San Luis Obispo Tribune 36 Long Beach Press Telegram 36 Press-Telegram 36 Investment Management Weekly 35 Philadelphia Inquirer 35 LBO Wire 35 Mondaq Business Briefing 34 South Florida Sun-Sentinel 34 The Desert Sun 34 US Fed News 33 New York Post 33 News & Observer 33 East Bay Times 33 0 32 Valuewalk 32 Newsday 31 The Mercury News 31 PERE 30 The Press-Enterprise 30 Chicago Sun-Times 29 NBC 29 SFGate.com 29 The Australian Financial Review 29 Global Pensions 28 International Business Times 28 Private Equity News 28 San Gabriel Valley Tribune 27 Governing 27 FundFire 27 Targeted News Service 26 Record 26 Capital Public Radio 26 TheStreet.com 25 Private Equity Real Estate 24 Pasadena Star News 24 CalPERS 24 CalWatchdog 24 Motley Fool 24 Daily Pilot 24 The Guardian 24 The Davis Enterprise 24 The Detroit News 24 Investor's Business Daily 23 Manteca Bulletin 23 Merced Sun-Star 23 Economist 23 BBC 23 Breitbart.com 23 Time 22 Providence Journal 22 The Hill 22 JD Supra 22 Cal Watchdog 22 The Huffington Post 22 North County Times 21 Charlotte News & Observer 21 Central Valley Business Times 21 Alt Assets 21 California Watch 21 Institutional Investor 21 Governing.com 21 Napa Valley Register 21 The Stockton Record 21 Private Equity Online 20 Investment News 20 Stateline 20 UT San Diego 20 THE PRESS DEMOCRAT 20 CIO Magazine 20 Columbus Dispatch 19 BusinessWire 19 Globe and Mail 19 Real Estate Weekly News 19 Chico Enterprise-Record 19 Daily Post 19 San Mateo Daily Journal 18 Hartford Courant 18 Las Vegas Review-Journal 18 SFGate 18 Daily Telegraph 17 National Real Estate Investor 17 Eureka Times Standard 17 CQ Transcriptions 17 Market News International 17 The Record 17 Davis Enterprise 17 The San Diego Union-Tribune 17 The Sun 17 The Chicago Tribune 17 Mergers & Acquisitions 16 Christian Science Monitor 16 Nikkei Report 16 Seeking Alpha 16 Appeal Democrat 16 HealthyCal 16 Responsible Investor 16 City Journal 16 PE.com 16 The Economist 16 The Oakland Tribune 16 Palo Alto Online 15 Washington Examiner 15 Red Bluff Daily News 15 Santa Maria Times 15 Vacaville Reporter 15 Des Moines Register 15 Detroit News 15 Houston Chronicle 15 Statesman Journal 15 Financial Standard 14 Marysville Appeal Democrat 14 GlobeSt.com 14 Monterey Herald 14 CoStar Group 14 HedgeFund.net 14 Baltimore Sun 14 Politico 14 Bay Citizen 14 Professional Services Close-Up 14 Sierra Sun Times 14 Pension Pulse 14 NewsManagers 14 The Modesto Bee 14 LA Daily News 13 Victorville Daily Press 13 New York Daily News 13 Lexington Herald Leader 13 The Oregonian 13 Congressional Documents and Publications 13 Courthouse News Service 13 Capitol Public Radio 13 Newsmax 13 The Fresno Bee 13 Washington Times 12 Arizona Republic 12 St. Petersburg Times 12 San Francisco Examiner 12 Redlands Daily Facts 12 Milpitas Post 12 East Bay Express 12 Times-Picayune 12 Calaveras Enterprise 12 Times 12 Yahoo Finance 12 California Health Report 12 Watchdog.org 12 The Wall Street Journal Online 12 Daily Bankruptcy Review 12 IM Weekly 12 The American Spectator 12 Philly.com 12 Oregonian 11 Pensions Week 11 Torrance Daily Breeze 11 Agence France Presse 11 Ceres 11 Israel Business Arena 11 Business Times Singapore 11 Glendale News Press 11 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 11 PRWeb 11 Compliance Week 11 PEI 11 Medical Devices & Surgical Technology Week 11 CNBC.com 11 LifeHealth Pro 11 SF Gate 11 Journal of Engineering 11 WSJ 11 The Boston Globe 11 The Real Deal 11 Investments & Pensions Europe 11 Marketwire 10 Penton Insight 10 Australian 10 Stateline.org 10 Auburn Journal 10 Cincinnati Enquirer 10 Denver Post 10 National Post 10 HealthBeat 10 Business Insurance 10 Daily Breeze 10 GreenBiz 10 Daily News 10 Moneynews 10 SF Chronicle 10 California Political Review 10 The Globe and Mail 10 The National Law Review 10 The Australian 10 Lodi News-Sentinel 10 Institutional Asset Manager 10 THE WASHINGTON TIMES 10 California Real Estate Journal 9 Californian 9 The Deal 9 American Banker 9 Business Line 9 Money Management Letter 9 Wireless News 9 International Herald Tribune 9 Guardian 9 Woodland Daily Democrat 9 Independent 9 Lake County News 9 KCRA 9 Ukiah Daily Journal 9 Santa Monica Daily Press 9 California Majority Report 9 Inside Health Reform 9 Post-Crescent 9 KPCC 9 Santa Monica Lookout 9 Recordnet.com 9 Daily Republic 9 Insurance Weekly News 9 San Francisco Business Times Online 9 National Law Review 9 L.A. Biz 9 pionline 9 bizjournals 9 UnionWatch 9 MarketLine 9 Deal 8 SJ Mercury News 8 Recorder 8 Morningstar 8 Economic Times 8 Federal News Service 8 Vallejo Times Herald 8 Mondo Visione 8 Daily Press 8 City News Service 8 Money Management Executive 8 Daily Journal 8 Seattle Times 8 British Business Monitor 8 Thai News Service 8 Palo Alto Weekly 8 Toronto Star 8 Florida Times-Union 8 Crain's Detroit Business 8 ModernHealthCare.com 8 Texas Tribune 8 Capitol Alert 8 CityWatch 8 Union Watch 8 The Record (MCT) 8 The Auburn Journal 8 The Bakersfield Californian 8 Imperial Valley News 8 The San Mateo Daily Journal 8 pionline.com 8 Infovest21 7 Australian Financial Review 7 Austin American-Statesman 7 Real Estate Finance and Investment 7 Visalia Times-Delta 7 GlobeNewswire 7 RealClearMarkets 7 Miami Herald 7 Guardian Unlimited 7 Atlantic 7 Chico News & Review 7 Richmond Times-Dispatch 7 Daily The Pak Banker 7 Valley News 7 San Francisco Chronicle 7 Press Release 7 Financial Post 7 Noozhawk 7 Lincoln News Messenger 7 Voice Of San Diego 7 Citywire 7 BeckerÔøΩs Hospital Review 7 Santa Barbara Independent 7 Almanac 7 NorthJersey.com 7 Financial Planning 7 Best's Insurance News 7 Sacramento News & Review 7 Tennessean 7 Times Herald 7 Voice of OC 7 Techwire 7 Simi Valley Acorn 7 RIABiz 7 Contify.com 7 Techwire.net 7 The Californian 7 utsandiego 7 The Wall Street Journal Europe 7 TheStreet 7 The New York Post 7 Legal Monitor Worldwide 7 PennLive.com 7 Capital & Main 7 The Atlantic 7 The Des Moines Register 7 U.S. News and World Report 7 Cal Coast News 7 The Daily Caller 7 The Arizona Republic 7 CalMatters 7 The Bond Buyer Online 7 Investment Dealers Digest 6 Los Angeles Business Journal 6 Opalesque 6 Whittier Daily News 6 Juneau Empire 6 Charleston Gazette 6 Federal Times 6 San Jose Business Journal 6 Pleasanton Weekly 6 Sonora Union Democrat 6 Korea Herald 6 Dayton Daily News 6 American Lawyer 6 VC Circle 6 Gilroy Dispatch 6 Palo Alto Daily News 6 Government Technology 6 Business Standard 6 Vallejo Times-Herald 6 ENP Newswire 6 U.S. News & World Report 6 CalCoast News 6 Dallas Morning News 6 Weekly Standard 6 Social Funds 6 Newswire 6 Asbury Park Press 6 Theflyonthewall.com 6 PolitiFact 6 Oroville Mercury Register 6 Santa Clara Weekly 6 Accounting Today 6 Central Coast News 6 Patch.com 6 CalSTRS 6 India Pharma News 6 Washington Post.com 6 Global Economic Analysis 6 LA Watchdog 6 NOODLS 6 Daily Democrat 6 mondovisione 6 The Motley Fool 6 AllGov.com 6 The Acorn 6 Private Equity Analyst 6 Benefits Canada 6 THINKADVISOR 6 Lexology 6 The Philadelphia Inquirer 6 Property Funds World 6 U.S. News 6 The State 6 Times of San Diego 6 Wired 6 The Financial Times 6 BUYOUTS 6 Northern California Record 6 NJ Spotlight 6 Daily Quint 6 Monterey County Weekly 5 US News & World Report 5 San Leandro Times 5 Infovest21 News Provider Service 5 Tampa Tribune 5 Jewish Journal 5 Boston Herald 5 Marketplace 5 Moody's Investors Service 5 Oregon Statesman-Journal 5 New York Law Journal 5 Greater China Private Equity Review Daily 5 Petaluma Argus-Courier 5 Portland Business Journal 5 Washington Business Journal 5 Federal Register 5 Moody's Investors Service Press Release 5 NewsRx.com 5 Orange County Business Journal 5 Marysville Appeal-Democrat 5 Placer Herald 5 North County
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