SoCal

Union-Tribune goes with online guy as editor

By Kevin Roderick | February 11, 2010 4:43 PM

The San Diego Union-Tribune has nabbed Jeff Light from the Register in Orange County. Light, who will be editor and vice president, has been the Register's VP for interactive. Before that he was deputy editor of the website and an editor on the print side, SignOnSanDiego says.


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