Charles de Young
1846–1880 (age 34)
Publisher
Biography
Charles de Young stood at the forefront of journalism in San Francisco, co-founding the newspaper that would become a vital voice for the city. His work in publishing advanced the exchange of ideas and helped shape public discourse during a formative era.
Despite a life cut short, his dedication to the press left an enduring mark on civic life, reflecting a commitment to informing and engaging the community.