A lawsuit was filed in October 2013 by the former owners of Freedom Communications against Aaron Kushner, principal of 2100 Trust, demanding that Kushner's company pay more than $17 million remaining on the sale. The "Los Angeles Times" wrote that Kushner, "a former greeting-card executive with no prior media experience," claimed that the prior owners had given him "inaccurate valuations for a host of crucial financial indicators" and that he faced "$62.3 million in unexpected financial liabilities as a result." On August 19, 2013, the "Long Beach Register" was launched as an edition of the "Orange County Register" serving the Long Beach, California, community. It was focused solely on community news, including city government, public and private education, local sports coverage, business and entertainment as an intended competitor to the "Long Beach Press-Telegram". In addition, on January 20, 2014, "The Press-Enterprise" became an edition of the "Orange County Register" while maintaining coverage of the Inland Empire.