Funding and creating journalism in the Bay area of California is challenging. But it’s not impossible. The nonprofit model is working and growing for Cityside, a journalism organization that began as a struggling for-profit online publication.
Wisconsin Watch has joined forces with Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service (NNS) to launch an exciting new chapter in which we work together to bring communities the news and information most important to them.
The Colorado Sun celebrates its sixth anniversary and approaches its first as a nonprofit newsroom serving the entire state.
The new organization, Los Angeles Local News Initiative, has raised almost $15 million to provide underserved county residents with free access to neighborhood, regional and state news that will help them be more engaged in their communities and hold officials accountable.
A group of well-known media leaders and philanthropists have teamed with the American Journalism Project (AJP) to raise $15 million for a new, Los Angeles-based local news initiative.
With $15M raised, local coalition announced searches for a founding leadership team
The Texas Tribune, a non-profit, non-partisan news outlet focused on state politics and policy, announced Thursday plans to launch a slate of local newsrooms to expand its reach to the community level, starting with Waco.
The Texas Tribune is launching a network of community newsrooms to engage more Texans with reliable local information.
The first daily newspaper in the U.S. to become a nonprofit has published a refreshingly readable and transparent annual report.
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