The Chronicle is the more upscale of the two newspapers. Back issues
are available on-line through Knowledge Index (a version of Dialog that's
offered through Compuserve), and when a library or distributor bothers with
a San Francisco newspaper at all, it's invariably the Chronicle. On local
stories, however, the Examiner can scoop the Chronicle. One example of this
is the Anti-Defamation League spying scandal of 1993, which the Examiner
covered in commendable detail. The same situation was true in Los Angeles,
where the Hearst's afternoon Herald-Examiner seemed more responsive on local
issues (such as LAPD political spying) than the L.A. Times. But then the
Times was so much better on everything else that the Herald-Examiner shut
down in 1989.
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