The San Diego Union-Tribune will cut another 112 jobs after 200 staff were laid off in recent months by the newspapers new owners, The Associated Press reported Thursday.

The California newspaper, purchased in May by investment firm Platinum Equity, said the continued job cuts were aimed at restructuring and redesigning the company's Web site, SignOnSanDiego.com.

Platinum Equity is known for its hands on approach to ownership, and within days of the purchase 192 employees were cut.

"These are just a few things we have in mind to help us strengthen our relationship with the San Diego community and with our advertisers and readers," said Union-Tribune Publisher Ed Moss.

Platinum Equity is one of the three bidders for the New York Times Co's, New England Media Group, which encompasses the Boston Globe.