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Last week we asked readers: What is one local government agency you’d like to know more about? We reached out to some of those agencies for answers. Read More »

The Weekly Ask is one short video each week that poses questions to you, our readers. Read More »

Readers told us what they think are the most underreported issues in San Diego. Here's what they said. Read More »

You asked, we answered. Read our responses to your questions about how journalism and the news industry works. Read More »

inewsource journalists were honored with 19 awards Tuesday night from the San Diego chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. Read More »

Earlier this month, Facebook Inc. announced its News Feed algorithm is changing to prioritize posts from friends, family and groups. The expected changes came after the social media platform was criticized for enabling foreign interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and contributing to the rise of false news stories. Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Facebook, addressed how the ... Read More »

As 2017 comes to a close, we’re highlighting our top five databases of the year, as measured by pageviews. In all, these databases include more than 12.3 million data points on topics ranging from education and specialized taxes to details about fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border. Much of this was possible due to the inewsource Data Center, which launched in ... Read More »

There was a lot of talk this year about “fake news” and the role of the news media in keeping the public informed. At inewsource, our stories are built on a foundation of in-depth reporting, documents and data. Accountability journalism takes time, persistence, precision and patience to get it right. As 2017 draws to a close, we’re looking back at ... Read More »

inewsource collected 13 awards this week from the San Diego Society of Professional Journalists as part of its annual contest, including seven first-place plaques. Read More »