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Amid skepticism over its claims, high-profile San Diego officials are distancing themselves from anti-trafficking group Saved in America. → Read More
At Trusting News, we’re often asked by newsrooms how we know our strategies work. And it’s an important question. → Read More
What is your news outlet’s mission? What communities do you cover, and how long have you been in business? What do you value, and what are your standards? Who works in your newsroom, and how are they… → Read More
Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Alpine, continues to defend the San Diego-based Navy SEAL accused of war crimes by saying he also posed with dead bodies and probably killed “hundreds of civilians” while serving in Fallujah. → Read More
A new study from the Center for Media Engagement at the University of Texas at Austin found adding a box explaining your story process can improve a user's perceptions of a news organization. The… → Read More
This week, the New York Times highlights crimes and ethical violations associated with President Donald Trump’s administration, a government photographer admits to editing photos from the president’s inauguration and a top Democrat threatens investigations into President Trump if Democrats take cont → Read More
At Trusting News, we’re eager to see the 350+ editorials planned for today as part of an effort started by the Boston Globe to fight back against Trump’s “dirty war against the free press.” It’s… → Read More
Tracking Trump's Conflicts of Interest Sunlight's "Tracking Trump’s Conflicts of Interest" project presents a comprehensive, free, searchable database detailing all of President Donald J.Trump’s known business dealings and personal interests that may conflict with his public duties as president of → Read More
This week, the standoff in Panama involving the Trump Organization and the hotel owner has ended, but ethics experts are worried the problems could be just beginning, questions surrounding Kushner Companies loans emerge and the FBI is looking into the Trump hotel deal in Vancouver. → Read More
This week, a look at which businesses pay rent to the President, despite, in some cases being federal contractors, Trump revives a project in the Dominican Republic, the railroad safety chief resigns amid allegations of moonlighting and the President selects a new ethics chief. → Read More
The city of San Diego is timing the expiration of its leases in and around the Valley View Casino Center with a plan to make way for a massive redevelopment of the area. But the businesses it's phasing out want to stick around for the long haul. → Read More
This week, we tune into ProPublica and WNYC's new podcast, take note of a conflict at the NLRB, highlight federal funds going to the Trump International Hotel in DC, and look at how Kushner's properties in NYC are doing. → Read More
The city of San Diego owns many acres of land in the Midway District and it appears to be reluctant to extend leases around the Valley View Casino Center, and for the arena itself, beyond 2020. City planners are also finalizing new zoning rules for the area. It's all heading toward a major redevelopment of the area. → Read More
Medical Board accusation says Dr. Bradley Hay stole powerful, addictive narcotic from a surgery suite, where he worked as an anesthesiologist. → Read More
Sheriff Bill Gore says a tunnel to transport inmates is critical to public safety and must be built, but there's no money for construction. A City Councilman is also worried that the old courthouse will be... → Read More
Plaintiff's attorney's said the class members are now expected to receive $.90 on the dollar if settlement is approved. → Read More
According to the 2016 data, across the United States, the number of hate groups is on the rise and the organization cites the election of President Donald Trump and rhetoric during the campaign as partly... → Read More
An investigation into a former San Diego Unified School (SDUSD) board member cost more than $37,000. → Read More
Ramil Abalkhad pleaded guilty to multiple charges of identity theft associated with a 2012 U.S Marine Corps criminal investigation detailed in documents NBC 7 Investigates obtained under the federal Freedom... → Read More