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 »

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 »
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 »
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 »
We're pulling back the curtain to show how fact-checking plays into inewsource’s process. Read More »
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 »
Another former board member of HiCaliber Horse Rescue has come forward to tell inewsource she never saw financial paperwork or detailed receipts. Read More »
The state Supreme Court has denied a request by San Diego attorney Cory Briggs to unpublish a precedent-setting opinion in Riverside County. Read More »
Public documents include details about HiCaliber’s compliance issues, what happened during the Lilac fire and claims made during ongoing investigations. Read More »
HiCaliber spent thousands of donor dollars on late-night fast-food and bar tabs, mobile phone spy technology, Weight Watchers and other purchases. Read More »
HiCaliber volunteers, who have seen the upper respiratory disease called strangles spread at the Valley Center ranch first-hand, said proper containment, which includes quarantine and disinfecting, is not happening. Read More »