📈Last 7 days+9 installs — 80% faster than the week before (+5) · 1/day since Sep 29
🏆Among News & Magazines appstop 25% by installs gained this week (36 peers growing)
⭐Rating steady at ★ 3.31 since Sep 29
🛠Updatesactively updated · updated 14 days ago · every ~39 days (3 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
+29 installs
· +3 ratings
since Sep 29
Update history
11.1.20Oct 28, 2026 · seen Nov 6, 2026
• Read offline: Save articles to read later, even with no Internet connection. <br>• Video audio now stops when you swipe away from a featured video.<br>• Fixed stretched images in the “For You” tab on tablets held upright.<br>• Smarter paywall experience: We’ve updated the paywall to adapt to how you read, so readers see subscription options at the right moment.<br>• Updated restore purchase proc
11.1.19Oct 16, 2026 · seen Oct 27, 2026
• Photo gallery support: Swipe through full-screen photo galleries right in the app.<br>• Read offline: Save articles to read later, even with no Internet connection. Your saved stories are in the new “Downloads” section on the “For You” tab.<br>More improvements:<br>• Video credits now appear with videos<br>• Ability to close an Edition ad banner on a per session basis<br>• Improved author biogra
11.1.16Aug 12, 2026 · seen Sep 29, 2026
• Support for blockquotes on articles<br>• Fixes playback issue with top video in Featured Videos section<br>• Fixes banner ad overlap on Edition section articles<br>• Other minor bug fixes and performance improvements
San Luis Obispo Tribune | News is a news & magazines app by McClatchy with 5,000+ downloads (about 9.3K estimated). +9 installs in the last 7 days. Rated 3.3 from 106 ratings. Released Aug 23, 2011. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.
From the store listing: “The San Luis Obispo Tribune local newspaper app is faster and easier to use. Read or watch daily local news coverage, investigative reporting, national headline news, crime, sports, local business, and more from communities across San Luis Obispo County and the Central Coast of California.
The San Luis Obispo Tribune…”
