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Joseph Kieta
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Executive Editor, Central Valley Journalism Collaborative
Sacramento, Fresno
Beats
Politics, Religion,Government Finance, Asia-Pacific, Technology LGBTQ, Business, Tulsa Geopolitics, Climate, Economics Oklahoma
Content
By Joseph Kieta, Jeanne Kuang Verified| CalMatters Verified EN RESUMEN El Departamento de Vivienda y Desarrollo Comunitario del estado ha presentado una demanda civil exigiendo que Shangri-La Industries LLC devuelva los fondos que recibió del programa Homekey para albergar a californianos sin hogar. Read this story in English.
By Joseph Kieta| CalMatters Verified EN RESUMEN Una condena por trata de niños se clasificará como un “delito grave” en California, lo que la castigará como una falta según la ley de tres faltas del estado (3 strikes). Read this story in English. Una ley que clasifica la trata de personas de un menor con fines de acto sexual comercial como un “delito grave” entrará en vigor el 1 de enero, menos de seis meses después de que el debate sobre el proyecto de ley agitara el Capitolio.
By Joseph Kieta, Jeanne Kuang Verified| CalMatters Verified EN RESUMEN El Departamento de Vivienda y Desarrollo Comunitario del estado ha presentado una demanda civil exigiendo que Shangri-La Industries LLC devuelva los fondos que recibió del programa Homekey para albergar a californianos sin hogar. Read this story in English.
Company Info
Central Valley Journalism Collaborative
Launched by the James B. McClatchy Foundation (JBMF) in 2021, the Central Valley Journalism Collaborative (CVJC) is a sustainable model to restore Central Valley local journalism through philanthropic support and community ownership. We are restoring a vibrant, local free press, starting with the Central Valley. The Central Valley Journalism Collaborative is a non-profit model that succeeds through philanthropic support and community ownership. CVJC collaborates with local newsrooms to fund journalists through a sustainable revenue share model that safeguards philanthropic investments and protects jobs in Journalism. CVJC hires local journalists, local journalists write for local newsrooms to represent the stories and voices of the Central Valley's richly diverse communities. This is an innovative approach, a new ecosystem that we believe has the power to preserve, revive, and nurture independent local news everywhere.
Sacramento, California, United States
+1 916-979-9166
Founded: 2021