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Korea Times

When the Korea Times printed its first U.S. edition in 1969; the Korean population in Southern California stood at ten thousand. The Korea Times continues to be the eyes and the voice for hardworking Koreans. Sharing joys and pains with the community and tradition is one of the assets that has enabled Korea Times to come this far.
Printed in Korean (90%) and English.
Prints daily Monday-Saturday.

Demographics

% female
$ Avg Household Income
Avg Age

About Newspapers

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National Press  - non-local

Major Market Subscription Papers - Paper of Record

Community Newspapers - Weeklies

Neighborhood Newspapers - Free Community Distribution

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Key Stats

United States
Newspapers
300,000
Daily
Zip code

Specs

9.80" X 10.07"
9.80" X 4.96"