U-T San Diego’s Loss is Press-Enterprise’s Gain
As we recently reported, U-T San Diego has shuttered one of the daily newspapers it acquired as part of the North County Times deal. Stranding in the process a dozen The Californian staff and many loyal Temecula area readers. However, all is not lost.

In a quick and very admirable bit of opportunistic thinking, Californian rival The Press-Enterprise has seized the print-media day. From columnist John Hunneman‘s item:
Instead of standing still, our bosses have brought five reporters, with a combined more than 60 years of experience covering news and sports in this region, on board from our former competitor.
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