The California Press Foundation will induct Tim Crews and Eli Isenberg into the California Newspaper Hall of Fame this Dec. 2.
Crews (1943-2020) was founder, in 1991, and publisher of the Sacramento Valley Mirror in Willows, Glenn County. Isenberg (1913-2000) was publisher of the Monterey Park Progress, Los Angeles County, from 1946 to 1978.
Cal Press inducts two into the California Newspaper Hall of Fame each year: one who has been deceased fewer than 10 years and one for more than 10 years.
View previous honorees in California Newspaper Hall of Fame
Cal Press, a membership and charitable organization, helps to assure the future of California journalism through encouragement of education. It also honors contemporary achievements.
Cal Press also will present its Philip N. McCombs Achievement Award for lifetime service, the Mark Twain Award for Journalism Excellence in California and the Jack Bates Award for distinguished service to the California press.
The organization’s 145th Annual Winter Meeting will be held virtually from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 2. Registration is required. Membership and donations are encouraged. Register now
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