Explaining community news to your community
Amy Wu
March 28, 2017
I was recently tapped by the Democratic Women of Monterey County (DWMC) to join their panel of community journalists on “Reporting in the Age of
I was recently tapped by the Democratic Women of Monterey County (DWMC) to join their panel of community journalists on “Reporting in the Age of
When Janet Yellen announced a quarter-percent raise in the Federal Reserve interest rate earlier in March, government bonds dipped while stocks ticked upward. The Fed
Newsworthy headlines about schools often report on the quality of a state’s education, or the status of funding that public schools are receiving from the government.
This Sunday’s Super Bowl LI has plenty of local angles for business reporters in the team hometowns, Boston and Atlanta, as well as Houston, where the game
The United States pharmaceutical industry is a global leader, responsible for over 40 percent of the industry’s worldwide revenue. And more Americans than ever are
Conversation about U.S. exports generally centers on large multinationals such as car manufacturers and pharmaceutical companies. But according to the International Trade Administration, small exporting firms account for
Business stories are inherently tough when it comes to visuals. The features section has it a lot easier. Business articles can be especially challenging at
In the season of mistletoe and plastic Santas, the commitment to a New Year’s resolution is also around the corner. Just when I started brainstorming this
Libraries are a vital part of many communities, even in the digital age. Between 2002 and 2012, public libraries’ total revenue increased 7.2 percent. With new
As the world grows more interconnected, so do food systems. Most communities import their food from many regions; local growers are additional sources. At the
In the past, we’ve written about how useful the Census Bureau’s “Facts for Features” can be for generating topical business stories. With Thanksgiving around the
Proximity to city hall seems as though it would mean easy access to much needed information. But being a reporter in small town USA doesn’t
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