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Former Community Power CEO gets $421,000 in separation deal
The former CEO, Karin Burns, was put on unexplained administrative leave on June 18. The agreement closes her tenure.
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Here come your ballots!
Check your mailbox. Your voter ballot should be coming this week. As we head into the final weeks leading up to Election Day on Nov. 3, keep an eye out for coverage from inewsource. Our Public Matters partner KPBS also has its Voter Hub if you’re looking for comprehensive information. Last week, our investigative reporter Cody Dulaney broke… Read more
A San Diegan will lead them
I just got back from a whirlwind journalism conference in Columbus, Ohio, where I met old friends, made new ones, had and heard amazing conversations and became president of the Society of Professional Journalists Foundation when the irreplaceable Hagit Limor, a Cincinnati-based broadcast journalist turned professor, handed me the gavel on… Read more
For now, CA covers immigrants affected by federal Medicaid cuts
Refugees and other legal immigrants in San Diego have a temporary cushion against federal Medicaid cuts that took effect Thursday, Oct. 1, which will affect hundreds of thousands of immigrants nationally. Under President Donald Trump’s tax-and-spending law known as H.R.1 or the “Big Beautiful Bill,” the federal government stopped funding full… Read more
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