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The last daily edition of the 150-year-old Oakland Tribune will be published April 4. No longer will a daily newspaper bear the name of Oakland or San Jose due to a mass consolidation by Bay Area News Group, which on Tuesday also announced plans to cut roughly 20 percent of the company’s newsroom staff. Half a dozen Bay Area newspapers will be folded into two daily publications meant to serve the East Bay and South Bay FOR MORE BACKGROUND & san-jose-mercury-news & Pacific Media Workers Guild On April 5, the East Bay will get its first look at the East Bay Times — a consolidation of the Contra Costa Times, the Oakland Tribune, the Daily Review in Hayward and the Argus, which serves Fremont. The company will also replace the contracostatimes.com and insidebayarea.com websites with a new East Bay focused site, eastbaytimes.com. Every Friday, subscribers in Oakland, Hayward and Fremont will receive hyper-local news inserts bearing the mastheads of the Oakland Tribune, the Daily Review and the Argus, respectively. In the South Bay and on the Peninsula, the San Mateo County Times will join the San Jose Mercury News to become the Mercury News, also debuting on April 5. Digital First Media, owns the Bay Area News Group- a New York publishing company controlled by the hedge fund: Alden Global Capital.
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