Inside the Newsroom

The CalMatters 2022 Voter Guide was crafted by reporters, editors, data journalists, visual journalists and product designers as a nonpartisan guide for residents to take part in the democratic process.

The Online Journalism Awards recognize the best digital storytelling across the world. This is CalMatters fourth year being recognized in the contest.

CalMatters continues to grow its news team to continue delivering trusted nonpartisan and essential state news.

CalMatters is supported by a diverse and growing group of members, major donors, foundations and institutions.

The CalMatters intern program gives students an opportunity to hone their skills and CalMatters staff a chance to teach and benefit from new enterprising journalists.

Mary Franklin Harvin, who most recently worked as a producer for KQED’s The California Report, will lead the effort as the incoming Collaborative News Editor, Audio.

CalMatters is raising money through tax-deductible donations during our anniversary fundraising drive.

CalMatters members, major donors and foundations make such unique partnerships possible.

Our journalists strive to bring Californians news that informs, explains and reveals key quality-of-life issues happening across the state. Our latest? A probing and human look into Cal Fire.

CalMatters invited readers who voted in the June primary to share the defining issue that prompted them to cast a ballot.