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“The Right to Know: A Guide to Public Access and Media Law,” Second Edition jointly published e-book by CNPA and First Amendment Coalition Sacramento, CA January...
Sonoma Media Investments' Rohnert Park print facility, which prints The Press Democrat of Santa Rosa, will go silent in April, The Press Democrat reports. Printing will move to...
Publishers and audience directors: Please check your email from last Tuesday for an important message from CNPA regarding distribution-reporting requirements now in effect under state...
Our Hometown, Inc., a new CNPA Allied-Member applicant, invites CNPA Members to its webinar, "SEO for Newspapers," at 9 a.m. PST this Thursday, Jan. 27. This search-engine...
Make sure you let the judges know the password for your website’s paywall when entering online work in the California Journalism Awards contest. Put it...
The California Press Foundation aims to provide three additional $2,500 internship grants to select students who demonstrate an exceptional interest in pursuing careers in the...
CNPA Members always pose questions and share insights about operational road bumps and news-company issues. And sometimes the best answers come directly from fellow members. Your...
Publishers and audience directors: Please check your email today for an important message from CNPA regarding distribution-reporting requirements now in effect under state law. AB1506 extends...
Our Hometown, Inc., a new CNPA Allied-Member applicant, invites CNPA Members to its webinar, "SEO for Newspapers," coming up at 9 a.m. PST Thursday, Jan. 27. This...
John Adams, a former senior deputy online editor at the Los Angeles Times, and known as a champion of digital storytelling, died Jan. 13, 2022, in...
Entry deadline for the California Journalism Awards contest is Feb. 21 but if you just can’t make that date a late deadline has been set...
Freelance journalists: You have a chance to win some awards, which could raise your profile and boost your business, if you join the California News...
Los Angeles Blade has applied for Active membership in CNPA. Troy Masters is publisher of the tabloid and news site, founded in 2017. It publishes 30,000 copies bi-weekly....
Our Hometown, Inc., has applied for Allied membership in CNPA. Allied members provide goods and services to the trade. Matthew Larson is president and CEO of the...
Entries are steadily coming in for the California Journalism Awards contest. Looks like another good year. Last year’s contest had more than 3,000 entries. Start gathering...
Nominations are open until Jan. 14 for the First Amendment Coalition’s Free Speech & Open Government Award, given each year to recognize significant achievement in...
Michael Parks, former top editor at the Los Angeles Times, died Jan. 8, 2022, of kidney failure and a heart attack, The Times reported. He was 78. Parks,...
The California Press Foundation reports that funds are still available for three $2,500 internship grants in 2022. Cal Press provides grants to select students who demonstrate...
Russell Minick, a longtime opinion writer at The Fresno Bee, died Jan. 10, 2022, after battling kidney cancer, The Bee reported. He was 70. Minick's 23-year career included...
Ben Rogers, a former publisher at the Sierra Sun in Truckee, is now president and director of local sales for Lee Enterprises' Rapid City (Iowa) Journal. ...
This year’s California Journalism Awards contest has specific categories devoted to coverage of events that kept many newsrooms busy in the past 12 months —...
The San Quentin News Journalism Guild is adding to its training program a group of prospective journalists at Folsom Women's Facility, reports the San Quentin News, a CNPA...
As the year 2021 closes and a new one begins, it’s time to decide what to enter into the California Journalism Awards contest. Deadline for entries...
At Dana Point-based Picket Fence Media, Shawn Raymundo is now managing editor, Publisher and CEO Norb Garrett reports. Raymundo had been city editor at the company's San...
APME’s NewsTrain is coming to California March 18-19, 2022. The two-day, $75 workshop will be held at CSU Fresno. It had been scheduled for March 2020 but...
