Tribune also launched daily newspapers targeting younger urban commuters, including the "Chicago Tribune"s "RedEye" edition in 2003, followed by an investment in "AM New York". That same year, Tribune pushed for the FCC to loosen its regulations barring cross-ownership of newspapers and broadcast outlets (television and/or radio) in a single market. Tribune would have to sell either a newspaper or television station in Los Angeles, New York City and Hartford while its combination of the "Sun-Sentinel" and WBZL-TV in Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Florida was given a temporary waiver. The FCC granted waivers for the other newspaper-television combinations in June 2003.