Cleveland is served by the firefighters of the Cleveland Division of Fire, established in 1863. The fire department operates out of 22 active fire stations throughout the city in five battalions. Each Battalion is commanded by a Battalion Chief, who reports to an on-duty Assistant Chief. The Division of Fire operates a fire apparatus fleet of twenty-two engine companies, eight ladder companies, three tower companies, two task force rescue squad companies, hazardous materials ("haz-mat") unit, and numerous other special, support, and reserve units. The current Chief of Department is Angelo Calvillo. Cleveland EMS is operated by the city as its own municipal third-service EMS division. Cleveland EMS is the primary provider of Advanced Life Support and ambulance transport within the city of Cleveland, while Cleveland Fire assists by providing fire response medical care. Although a merger between the fire and EMS departments was proposed in the past, the idea was subsequently abandoned. Cleveland's primary daily newspaper is "The Plain Dealer" and its associated online publication, "Cleveland.com". Defunct major newspapers include the "Cleveland Press", an afternoon publication which printed its last edition on June 17, 1982; and the "Cleveland News", which ceased publication in 1960. Additional publications include: the "Cleveland Magazine", a regional culture magazine published monthly; "Crain's Cleveland Business", a weekly business newspaper; and "Cleveland Scene", a free alternative weekly paper which absorbed its competitor, the "Cleveland Free Times", in 2008. Nationally distributed rock magazine "Alternative Press" was founded in Cleveland in 1985, and the publication's headquarters remain in the city. The digital "Belt Magazine" was founded in Cleveland in 2013. "Time" magazine was published in Cleveland for a brief period from 1925 to 1927. Cleveland's ethnic publications include: the "Call and Post", a weekly newspaper that primarily serves the city's African American community; the "Cleveland Jewish News", a weekly Jewish newspaper; the bi-weekly Russian language "Cleveland Russian Magazine" for the Russian and post-Soviet community; the Mandarin "Erie Chinese Journal" for the city's Chinese community; "La Gazzetta Italiana", Cleveland's Italian newspaper in English and Italian; the "Ohio Irish American News" for the Irish community; and the Spanish language "Vocero Latino News" for the Latino community. Historically, the Hungarian language newspaper "Szabadság" served the Hungarian community.