Great weekly newspaper focused on Palo Alto that comes out midweek and then at the end of the week…read more *Upfront: local news and information *CityView: Palo Alto government action *Pulse: vital stats *Spectrum: editorial & letters *Arts & Entertainment: music, theater, art, & movies *Eating Out: restaurant reviews *Sports: local sports news & schedules *Coupons: on the back page *Home & Real Estate *Single Sudoku & crossword puzzle

I dropped by the office of the Palo Alto Weekly to pick up a copy of the Almanac. I had placed a…read morequarter page advertisement, and wanted to see how it came out in the published newspaper. I grabbed a copy from the rack just inside of the door and proceeded to make my exit. My complaint is mostly with the receptionist who demanded that I immediately pay her fifty cents. That rubbed me the wrong way. $650 for an ad and now she wants fifty cents. Sure, charge it to my debit card. Ridiculous! I got a little heated and told her that I just wanted to see my ad. The whole experience made me feel like an unwanted customer, a nuisance, and a newspaper thief. To the Embarcadero Publishing Company, why is your newspaper free on the streets, but if I want to pick one up from your offices, I get fined? Find a receptionist with less attitude!

The Irish Herald Newspaper is the best newspaper to read…read moreabout the latest happenings for the Irish people in California. It amazing! Judy Hevenly, Psychic, Astrologer "Irish Herald."

Aye, its the paper you'll be wanting to read to get the latest on the Irish in the city. Erin go…read morebraless.

Metro has been one of the biggest catalysts for culture and entertainment in the San Jose/Silicon…read moreValley region. The San Jose Jazz Festival was started inside its office by its jazz columnist, and the San Jose Downtown Association began there as well. It was one of the original businesses of the SoFA District, which went from a red-light zone to Silicon Valley's coolest entertainment district. Metro covers news, politics, culture and arts and has been free since the beginning. It purchased four other alt-weeklies and is now the flagship of a five publication alternative newspaper group.

Has a rotating photo exhibit each month. Part of South…read moreFirst Street First Friday Art Walk. http://www.yelp.com/biz/south-first-fridays-san-jose#hrid:ZoR-UD81TFLJ3_IQNHSyVQ/src:search/query:south%20first%20friday

This is a good newspaper for my community. Has everything you need to know about whats going on in…read moreberryessa. my friend was featured in here and it was cool. i see these newspapers in front of everyones houses.

I like reading the Fremont Bulletin! It's a nice newspaper but there's also a lot of ads. There is…read moreusually a large pullout ad for Fry's which is really helpful if you don't get the Sunday paper anymore. You can find these newspapers all around town at Mcdonalds, the library, and a lot of other public places. The best thing is that it's free and you get to know what's happening around in this community :)

I purchase advertising space. Bay Area Parent is the only advertising group I like to get phone…read morecalls from. They know my business line, they know what I need and what I can afford. They work with me to see that I maximize my marketing dollar. When they call, I answer the phone, because whatever they're selling benefits me too. The only downside -- if you can call it that -- is that Bay Area Magazine is so well read that not-so-well-read magazines pick it up to see if they can get me to advertise in their magazines.

If you're looking for a cost effective way to advertise your business, targeting the local female…read moremarket, then Women's Connection Magazine is for you! Donna has been publishing WC for 6 years, and can work with you to find the distribution schedule that's best for you and your business. She met with me and reviewed all the options, as well as gave me an overview of what the magazine is all about. WC distributes 10,000 issues every quarter, and targets venues where women gather (libraries, coffee shops, hair & nail salons, etc.). Your ad *will* be seen! I really like that this magazine is run by SF Bay Area women, *for* Bay Area women, and nearly all of the ads are for women-owned businesses. But, WC isn't just about advertising. They have great feature articles in every issue, as well as special interest profiles on interesting products, people or events. Take a look for yourself, and see if Women's Connection Magazine is right for you! http://www.womens-connection.net/

It's just a vehicle for advertisements. It's supposed to be "free", but it's more than that. It's…read moremore like ''forced". They won't stop littering my driveway with it. It's a waste of resources for them (and the planet) and a waste of time for me since I must dispose of it. Worse, they block the sidewalk in front of my (corner) house by dropping a stack of papers on the corner to use as a staging area (I'm not sure what else to call it) for deliveries. School kids use that sidewalk to walk to school and there are many cars on the roadway. It's wrong to block the sidewalk and make the kids walk in the street. I wish the students would go ahead and walk on my front garden area (not really a lawn), but they (unlike the Milpitas Post) respect people's property and do not do so.

I love the Milpitas Post!!!…read more There is always something juicy to read...although sometimes I don't think that the information is 100% accurate. I participated in their guess the "mystery spot" and I actually won! Their customer service could do a little better because I had to reach out to them instead of them contacting me if I had won or not. Still got a free certificate to Casa Azteca! :)