Random Lengths News

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  • P.O. Box 731, San Pedro, CA 90733
  • San Pedro, California
  • Phone: (310) 519-1442
  • Fax: (310) 832-1000
  • Circulation: 22,500 (as of December 2008 - figure submitted by publisher)
  • Publication Day: Every other Thursday
  • Market Served: Palos Verdes Peninsula and Los Angeles/Long Beach Harbor Area
Founded in 1979 as a counterbalance to the conservative, corporate- owned daily paper, Random Lengths News draws on the rich history of the Los Angeles Harbor Area. The name harkens back to a description of the lumber that used to run through the port -- it came in "random lengths and widths" -- but it could easily describe the cultural and racial diversity of the Harbor Area: in the most diverse part of the world, the Harbor Area has working, middle and upper class folks, and is a mix of Latinos, African-Americans, Asian- Americans and Anglos from all over the globe. The paper reflects that diversity in its coverage and in its makeup, and writes fundamentally about the people that make up the community, the characters in the play of life.

Random Lengths is in one of the most strategic parts of Los Angeles County, where the adjacent Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are the busiest in the world, it is the only paper that covers the entire area. Its circulation area grows each year, expanding farther north this year, adding new readers, new markets and new advertisers.
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Demographics

Age

 18-34 (51.0%)
 35-49 (42.0%)
Gender

 F: 52%
 M: 48%
Education
Attended College:
54%

Graduated College:
38%
Occupation Professional/ Managerial:
57%

Median Household Income:
$48,627

Source: Annual Reader Survey 2007

Staff

Title Name Email address*
Publisher James Allen ---
Associate Publisher, Production Suzanne Matsumiya ---
Managing Editor Terrell Jerricks ---
Publisher's Assistant (Graphics/Sales) Mathew Highland ---
Assistant Editor Zamña Avila ---

* email addresses available to members only

Recent Articles

Lionel's Lament

Lionel asks, "Why is the world so full of pain? Why does the world seem to be going mad with excess pain? Bombs are exploding in our major cities, people are dying in incredible pain."
Random Lengths News  |  Lionel Rolfe  |  04-22-2013  |  Commentary

Bankrupting Nature: Denying Our Planetary Boundaries

Global warming is but one of nine or 10 different ways in which human civilization is threatening to cross boundaries of over-consumption and overuse. These, will undermine the natural foundations on which our civilization is built.
Random Lengths News  |  Paul Rosenberg  |  04-22-2013  |  Books
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