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Inland Empire MediaWatch has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in June 2024. Resources iemediawatch has populated their site with include: • CSUSB's Local Journalism Partnerships Initiative • The Inland Empire “News Mirage” (Interview with Angela Ross for SoCal Voices) | 1.16.25 • Riverside and San Bernardino counties face "severe" journalist shortage | 7.23.25 • KVCR faces $550K federal funding cut. Support from "viewers and listeners like you" is more important than ever. | 10.16.25 • KCAL 96.7 Lays Off Entire On-Air Staff in Shift to "Nothing But Music" Format • Follow @iemediawatch on Instagram (most active here) • California’s Inland Empire is a news mirage. Grassroots collaborations, philanthropic initiatives, and smart public policy could help | 8.30.24 • Read and subscribe to the IE MediaWatch newsletter • IECF launches IE Journalism Innovation Hub+Fund | 6.20.24 • Inland Empire Pages shares fabricated sex trafficking story, issues woefully inadequate correction | 7.3.24 • New, Arizona-based owner of IE weeklies lays off editors and staff, limits freelance contributions | 7.25.24 • LA Times: California’s news industry is shrinking while misinformation spreads. Here's what the numbers tell us | 7.24.24 • KVCR's "The Warehouse Empire" examines the IE logistics industry | 8.15.24 • Union pay study reveals low salaries, wage stagnation, and race and gender pay gaps at SCNG, where journalists recently voted to authorize strike | 8.30.24 • Two 'insightful' podcasts ask: How is the Inland Empire a 'news mirage,' and what can be done? | 10.8.24 • Pew: Americans’ Changing Relationship With Local News | 5.7.24 • Medill Local News Initiative: The State of Local News 2024 • Listening Post Collective's 2021 Inland Empire Information Ecosystem Assessment • The Inland Empire Journalism Innovation Hub+Fund