Austin Beutner, a former L.A. Unified superintendent, says City Hall has come up woefully short on wildfires, homelessness, housing and affordability.

CJR’s longtime column of criticism and praise is being revived—with a twist.

Wesley Lowery resigned as board chair. The nonprofit newsroom, founded in 1989, is in talks to turn over its archives to a watchdog group.

A venture capitalist and nonprofit journalism pioneer, he made the case for a nationwide philanthropic movement to support local news.

Wesley Lowery resigned as board chair. The nonprofit newsroom, founded in 1987, is in talks to turn over its archives to a watchdog group.

The president met with the Israeli prime minister at the White House, his first in-person meeting with another world leader since returning to power.

Darren Beattie, a former Donald Trump speechwriter who was fired in 2018 after CNN revealed he spoke at a conference attended by White nationalists, has been elevated to a top job at the State Departm...

The system needs more stable funding, a greater emphasis on local content, and reduced reliance on private financing and syndicated programs.

The Keene Sentinel weighed the pros and cons of becoming a nonprofit. It chose a hybrid option instead.

From criminal subpoenas to the Espionage Act, the next administration is likely to crack down on journalists. How we respond depends on the courage of media owners.

The trial of Carlos Watson and the excesses of the digital media age.

Dilan Gohill won an award for his work at the Stanford Daily, but his coverage of campus protests has set university officials against him.

By Harry Litman

Staffers at the Los Angeles Times described to Status a demoralized publication depleted of its spirit in which employees are "confused," "offended," and "frustrated."

Dilan Gohill won an award for his work at the Stanford Daily, but his coverage of campus protests has set university officials against him.

Americans overwhelmingly—but, it turns out, mistakenly—believe that Democrats care more about advancing progressive social issues than widely shared economic ones.

Dear Readers, In his first administration, Donald Trump posed challenges to the press unlike any since the Nixon White House. When he returns, on January 20, 2025, those challenges are going to intens...

American journalists have much to learn from colleagues in countries where democracy has been under siege.