name some of the names of the newspapers which belongs to this category
Street News and Spare Change News.
Street newspaper
"Street News," founded in late 1989 in New York City, is frequently cited as the first modern street newspaper. While some small papers were already being published when it was founded, "Street News" attracted the most attention and became the "catalyst" for many other papers. Many more street papers were launched in the early 1990s, crediting the high-profile New York paper as their inspiration, such as "Spare Change News" in Boston founded in 1992. Du
in which countries are street newspapers popular? Germany and Sweden. what information do such newspapers contain? Issues regarding homelessness and poverty, information on policy changes and  advocate for the homeless and poor. when was it was first sold? 1879. which company published it that time? The Salvation Army. how many copies were published that year? UNANSWERABLE which country was it sold that year? England.
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Street newspaper [SEP] Modern street newspapers
Even within the United States, some street newspapers (such as Chicago's bilingual "Hasta Cuando") are published in languages other than English. In the mid-1990s, coalitions were established to strengthen the street newspaper movement. The International Network of Street Papers (INSP) (founded in 1994) and the North American Street Newspaper Association (NASNA) (founded in 1997) aim to provide support for street papers and to "uphold ethical standards". In particular, the INSP was established to help groups that were starting new street newspapers, to bring more mainstream media attention to the street newspaper movement during the 1990s, and to support interaction and cross-talk between street paper publishers and staff from different countries.