“We’re also planning to pause Monday (print) editions of The Union through this period, beginning as soon as the April 6 edition,” the newspaper’s publisher Don Rogers writes in his weekly column titled “Papers change to survive.” “We’ll keep you posted.”
He added, “They’ll file their reports for Mondays online as if filling a print edition.”
Other excerpts from Don’s column:
— “Meantime, we’re shedding expenses everywhere, much like throwing everything off an air balloon to keep it in the air that much longer. This is the world we find ourselves in, much like you, hunkered down or perhaps fortunate enough to have an outside job.”
— “For us, that means smaller papers, fewer copies (while offering more online impressions to advertisers) to match fewer people at the lake right now, fewer hours and less pay for us workers, open positions unfilled.”
— “Suddenly, our revenue has fallen by half at the same time we and other local news media in similar straits are counted on to cover an unprecedented crisis.”
Don’s complete column is here.
Jeff Pelline's Sierra Foothills Report 
This has been confirmed: https://www.theunion.com/news/monday-print-editions-of-the-union-to-pause-starting-april-6/