C. K. McClatchy

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C.K. McCatchy may refer to either of two prominent California newspaper executives.

Charles Kenny McClatchy (1858-1936) was the son of James McClatchy. Upon his father's death he took over editorship of The Sacramento Bee newspaper and became co-owner with his brother V.S. McClatchy. C.K. McClatchy later oversaw the establishment of the McClatchy family's newspapers in Fresno, California, and Modesto, California.

Carlos K. McClatchy was grandson of the original C.K. McClatchy and president of McClatchy Newspapers (forerunner of The McClatchy Company) until his death in 1989.

It may also refer to the high school in Sacramento, C. K. McClatchy High School, named for Charles Kenny McClatchy.

Categories: American newspaper publishers (people) of the 19th century | American newspaper publishers (people) of the 20th century

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