New york papers

You're referring to the newspapers published in New York City! Here are some of the most well-known ones:

  1. The New York Times (NYT): Founded in 1851, it's one of the most widely read and respected newspapers in the world.
  2. The New York Daily News (NYDN): Founded in 1919, it's a tabloid-style newspaper known for its sensational headlines and investigative reporting.
  3. The New York Post (NYP): Founded in 1801, it's another tabloid-style newspaper that's known for its conservative leanings and celebrity gossip.
  4. The Village Voice (Village Voice Media): Founded in 1955, it's an alternative weekly newspaper that focuses on arts, culture, and politics.
  5. The New York Observer (NYO): Founded in 1987, it's a weekly newspaper that covers politics, real estate, and culture.
  6. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (BDE): Founded in 1841, it's a weekly newspaper that covers news, sports, and entertainment in Brooklyn.
  7. The Queens Daily Eagle (QDE): Founded in 1935, it's a weekly newspaper that covers news, sports, and entertainment in Queens.
  8. The Staten Island Advance (SIA): Founded in 1886, it's a daily newspaper that covers news, sports, and entertainment in Staten Island.
  9. The Bronx Times (BT): Founded in 1993, it's a weekly newspaper that covers news, sports, and entertainment in the Bronx.
  10. El Diario La Prensa (EDLP): Founded in 1960, it's a Spanish-language daily newspaper that covers news, sports, and entertainment in New York City.

These are just a few of the many newspapers published in New York City. Each one has its own unique perspective and focus, and they all play an important role in keeping the public informed about local and national issues.