The Sunday Post-Standard and daily newsstand prices remain unchanged. A Saturday/Sunday membership is $2.10 each week. A weekly subscription is $3 from Monday through Saturday. A week-long membership costs $4.75. An annual subscription is $19.50. The paper's website charges $6 for a digital edition, $10 for a print edition. There are no free trials. The Post-Standard has been serving up quality journalism for over 130 years. It is owned by the Gannett Company, which also owns USA Today. The Post-Standard covers upstate New York (including Central New York) and sells more than 100,000 copies every day. Its readers are mainly residents of Upstate New York who value quality reporting on issues such as government affairs, education, politics, science, and technology. Upstate New Yorkers can get the latest news by reading the paper or listening to the radio. About 16,000 people work at the paper, including writers, editors, and reporters. Its staff includes 33 editors who oversee different departments such as state politics, health, science, technology, books, music, film, food, sports, arts, city life, business, and law. The newspaper operates out of three regional offices with headquarters in Syracuse, New York.