Government

The San Diego VA sent dozens of veterans to Kadima for treatment since 2017, but in May began transitioning them in house to an alternative drug called Spravato. Read More »

The police killing of George Floyd has intensified efforts by San Diego activists to demand a freeze on police adding people to California’s gang database. Read More »

Police are required to notify people they intend to list as gang members in a controversial state database, but local agencies aren’t required to keep records of these notifications. Read More »

The San Diego VA has repeatedly lied about why it’s changing drug treatments for veterans at high risk of suicide, documents show. Read More »

There has been much discussion and debate about and within journalism organizations that tout themselves as politically independent and unbiased using the word lie. Read More »

Following an inewsource report that the VA San Diego Healthcare System has stopped paying for a drug treatment that helps suicidal veterans, a panel of the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs has begun investigating the decision. Read More »

Report for America corps member Camille von Kaenel is digging in as inewsource’s newest reporter focused on San Diego County’s backcountry, and she’ll need your help. Read More »

Ketamine has shown promise in derailing suicidal thoughts among patients resistant to other treatments. The San Diego VA has started pulling veterans off the drug to treat them instead with a controversial nasal spray promoted by President Trump. Read More »

While about 1,200 Imperial County residents go without shelter, nearly $1.7 million earmarked for homeless services in the region is sitting unused. Read More »