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Nearly 2 years old and barefoot, Jana Zain Alabedeen wobbles around the front lawn of her family’s new home in El Cajon. The toddler plays with a tub of blocks in the corner, moves on to a worn baseball on the ground, then finally settles on rolling a basketball about the fenced-in yard. Her father, Samir Zain Alabedeen, encourages her ... Read More »
The International Rescue Committee’s acting executive director in San Diego details changes made after a KPBS investigation found refugee families were placed in homes that were too small for the size of the families. Read More »
Refugees say resettlement workers put them at risk of losing their homes because falsified lease documents omitted occupants. Read More »
The appellate court rejected a lawsuit claiming inewsource has conflicts of interest that taint its lease agreement with SDSU and KPBS. Read More »
Court of appeal in San Diego weighs free speech arguments in a case against inewsource, San Diego State University. Read More »
One of the subjects of inewsource's investigation into San Diego attorney Cory Briggs has requested a retraction of a recent article. Here is our response. Read More »
inewsource reporter Brad Racino on KPBS Roundtable May 28 talks about the newest story in the ongoing investigation into San Diego attorney Cory Briggs. Read More »
Newsletter for May 22, 2015 Read More »
One of Briggs' frequent clients, environmental nonprofit San Diegans for Open Government, filed a lawsuit Thursday against inewsource and its executive director. Read More »
Is it ever alright for the government to lie? Journalists and public relations specialists debated this and similar topics during inewsource's first public forum in October. Read More »