The free OC Weekly, a paper covering Orange
County and Long Beach , has ceased production.
“Today, the
day before Thanksgiving, our owner Duncan McIntosh Company has decided to shut
us down,” said a Nov. 27 tweet on the paper’s Twitter account. “For the last
quarter century, we’ve tried to bring good stories to Orange County .
It’s been fun, but now we’re done.”
The paper
had a 19-person staff as shown on its masthead, according to The Wrap.
The paper
goes back to 1995. It had a circulation of 45,000 and reached more than 503,000
active readers, the Wrap reported. California-based Duncan McIntosh Company
bought the paper in 2016 from the Village Voice’s owner.
DMC owns Sea
Magazine, Boating World and other properties.
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