Santa Barbara News-Press controversy

The Santa Barbara News-Press Controversy refers to a series of events starting in 2000 after billionaire Wendy P. McCaw purchased the Santa Barbara News-Press. McCaw felt that as owner of the News-Press she had authority to choose its content, while the news editors and reporters felt her intervention unduly compromised the neutrality and credibility of the paper. The tensions between McCaw and the newsroom came to a head on July 6, 2006 when fiv... more

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