What does San Francisco Chronicle do?

The San Francisco Chronicle is a historic daily newspaper founded in 1865, serving the San Francisco Bay Area and its suburbs. It provides comprehensive coverage of local, national, and international news. The newspaper was established by brothers Charles and M.H. de Young and has evolved significantly over the years, including key milestones such as the launch of its digital platforms, SFGate in 1994 and SFChronicle.com in 2013. The Chronicle offers a daily print publication featuring news, editorials, sports, and business content, along with digital access to its extensive archives through the Chronicle Vault. This archive preserves over 150 years of Bay Area journalism, documenting significant events and cultural history. The newspaper has received six Pulitzer Prizes and maintains a strong reputation for factual reporting. Revenue is generated through subscriptions and display advertising.