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'La Opinión' Celebrates 80 Years
September 15, 2006
By Nancy Ayala
La Opinión has spent the last 80 days promoting its 80th anniversary, which ends tomorrow, dovetailing with Mexican Independence Day. The largest Spanish-language daily newspaper in Los Angeles will celebrate the milestone event with a special pictorial supplement, showcasing archived photos of the paper's coverage of news events through the years.
Monica Lozano, CEO and publisher of La Opinión and granddaughter of Ignacio E. Lozano, who founded the paper in 1926, said in a press statement, "For the past eight decades, La Opinión's has been committed to informing readers, serving the Hispanic community and providing the best customer service to its clients."
The ImpreMedia-owned La Opinión has a 123,885 circulation, reaching more than 482,000 readers daily in five counties in Southern California. Its online news site has 1.4 million unique visitors per month across the Unites States and abroad, according to a press release.
In addition to the anniversary celebrations, La Opinión announced Sept. 12 that historical materials from the paper would be donated to The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens, also in Los Angeles. The archived materials will date back to 1926, and the museum will serve to preserve and access the history of the paper as well as a chronological record of the city's past.
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