Southern California News Group Executive Editor Expands Role

Southern California News Group Executive Editor Expands Role

CONTACT: Caroline Wong Director of Communications Southern California News Group 714-796-2202, [email protected] Southern California News Group Executive Editor Expands Role Anaheim, CA (Feb. 11, 2019) — Southern California News Group’s Publisher and President Ron Hasse announced today that Frank Pine, executive editor of Southern California News Group, is taking on an expanded role in the company and will serve also as executive editor of Bay Area News Group. Pine replaces Neil Chase, who left Bay Area News Group last month to serve as chief executive officer of CALmatters. “Frank has been a leader in digital innovation and has vast experience managing complex editorial operations and projects across properties, publications and platforms,” Hasse said. “In addition to leading SCNG’s newsrooms, Frank has been instrumental in helping define digital strategy for MediaNews Group properties across the U.S., including Northern and Southern California.” With more than 20 years in newspapers, Pine is a proponent of professional, fact-based news that is essential to maintaining healthy and well-informed communities. He is committed to providing readers with the information they need to live well. Pine’s business savvy approach and technical knowledge will be key to developing strategies and initiatives that benefit readers and advertisers alike. While taking on leadership of The Mercury News and East Bay Times newsrooms, Pine will continue to oversee news for Southern California, a position he has held since 2015. “In uniting Bay Area and Southern California newsrooms under Frank’s leadership, we are strengthening our already formidable news teams and creating new opportunities to expand our audience and increase engagement,” said Sharon Ryan, Publisher and President of Bay Area News Group. Pine previously served as director of audience development for MediaNews Group, the parent company of Southern California News Group and Bay Area News Group, and before that was managing editor for the Los Angeles News Group, and editor and general manager of the Inland Empire News Group. Pine has held all manner of newsroom positions, ranging from reporter to page designer to city editor and managing editor since beginning his journalism career at the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin in Ontario (San Bernardino County) in 1996. “I am humbled and honored to work with the talented journalists at The Mercury News and East Bay Times,” Pine said. “These are great newspapers with committed staffs that produce the hard-hitting journalism that now more than ever is essential to a free society and well-functioning democracy.” About Southern California News Group Southern California News Group operates 11 daily newspapers and associated websites in Southern California, including the Los Angeles Daily News, Daily Breeze in Torrance, Long Beach Press-Telegram, The Orange County Register, Pasadena Star-News, The (Riverside) Press-Enterprise, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Whittier Daily News, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, The Sun in San Bernardino and Redlands Facts. In addition, when combined with its multiple weekly newspapers, Spanish-language products and social channels, SCNG products will reach an audience of more than 8.1 million readers each week, with in-depth reporting on exclusive content focusing on local news, politics, sports and entertainment relevant to the communities it serves. .

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