National Sunshine Week (March 14-20) gave CNPA Members a chance to share with readers how and why journalists ask questions, request records, and obtain and...
By Jim Pumarlo My days of sitting behind an editor’s desk have passed, but I’ll never lose my newspaper blood. I regularly enjoy my first cup...
Five students have been confirmed for California Press Foundation internship grants in 2021. The students, who demonstrated an exceptional interest in pursuing careers in the news...
By Jim Pumarlo A reader questions your policy for reporting suicides. A retailer challenges your staff to produce timely and relevant business news. A reporter is...
The Brown Institute's "Documenting COVID-19," a large-scale nationwide collaboration, will receive the First Amendment Coalition's 2020 Free Speech & Open Government Award, FAC reports. The undertaking gathered...
Digital entries are up this year in the final tally of CNPA's 2020 California Journalism Awards. Overall, the contests received 3,036 entries, up from last year's...
By Jim Pumarlo How many newsrooms have received complaints about coverage of local public affairs –specifically meetings? It might be the city council, school board, county...
CNPA is extending the deadline for the 2020 California Journalism Awards to 9 p.m. Monday, February 1. If you have not prepared your entries yet, there is...
Brittney Barsotti has been named general counsel for CNPA, according to an announcement by Charles Ford Champion II, President and CEO of the 450-member news...
By John Foust Raleigh, NC One of the basics of selling is to get the right kind of information from prospects. There is a big focus on...
