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A San Diego geologist spent a day with inewsource touring old San Diego buildings with earthquake safety in mind. Here's what we found. Read More »
Author Archives: Brad Racino
Earthquake questions for Pat Abbott — and the geologist’s responses
Readers sent in great questions for the local geologist to answer while on a tour of old downtown buildings. Here are his responses. Read More »
San Diego’s downtown earthquake fault, kept quiet for years, now surfaces
San Diego government agencies discovered an active earthquake fault nearly 10 years ago on the downtown waterfront, yet they didn’t alert the public. Read More »
Investigations continue into HiCaliber Horse Rescue despite closing announcement
In an article in the San Diego Union-Tribune, HiCaliber's founder said she had been cleared of all investigations. That is not true. Read More »
HiCaliber Horse Rescue shutting down amid investigations
HiCaliber Horse Rescue is closing, according to a Facebook post on Saturday. The nonprofit is mired in allegations of fraud and animal abuse. Read More »
HiCaliber Horse Rescue back to fundraising after filing financial paperwork
The action comes about a month after the Attorney General’s Office prohibited HiCaliber from soliciting donations because it hadn’t submitted 2016 paperwork. Read More »
Cyber security tools to keep you safe online (and off)
Certain online habits can leave users vulnerable to hacking, tracking or identity theft. Here's how to protect yourself today and in the not-too-distant future. Read More »
Free tools and techniques to protect yourself online
A list of free tools and techniques you can use to better protect yourself online that follows along with inewsource’s April 3 cyber security discussion. Read More »
A peek behind the inewsource curtain on International Fact-Checking Day
We're pulling back the curtain to show how fact-checking plays into inewsource’s process. Read More »
Announcing inewsource’s newest partnership with The Coast News Group
inewsource content will now be viewed by more than 120,000 readers in print spanning 11 cities from Oceanside and Carlsbad to Del Mar and Carmel Valley. Read More »