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In today's media landscape, many news organizations no longer report – they merely repost. The Center for Investigative Reporting (CIR) is different. We arm the public with thoroughly reported stories that offer deep explanations of complex issues – from the environment to immigration, government accountability, education, health, campaign finance and more. And we cover those stories locally, nationally and internationally.

Founded in 1977, CIR is the nation's oldest nonprofit investigative reporting organization – producing multimedia reporting that enables people to demand accountability from government, corporations and others in power.

Recent Articles

By G.W. Schulz, Andrew Becker, 1 day 10 hours ago.
*/ Produced by La Toya Tooles and Kerri Connolly NOGALES, Mexico – Men and women recently deported from the United States often sleep here at night among the dead in a pebble-strewn graveyard, a...
By Aaron Glantz, 3 days 2 hours ago.
Navy veteran Wallace Watson, 60, shown at his home in Fremont, Calif., applied for veteran disability benefits in September 2010 and says he recently got an exam. "For the first time, I feel like...
By Susanne Rust, 4 days 2 hours ago.
Biologist Andrea Edwards inspects a Dudley’s lousewort along a trail at the Boy Scouts' Camp Pico Blanco south of Carmel, Calif. The Boy Scouts have cut down old-growth trees at the camp and trampled...
By Lydia O’Connor, Vicki Chen, Kira Brekke, Susan Deng and Lindsay Becker, 1 week 1 day ago.
Los Angeles mayoral candidates Eric Garcetti and Wendy Greuel have raised almost equal amounts of money from women. In total contributions for the primary and  runoff elections, Greuel has raised $1....
By Aaron Glantz, 1 week 2 days ago.
John Robinson, a Marine Corps veteran, lives at the Salvation Army's Harbor Light Center in San Francisco. He says the tight rental market has made private landlords so choosy that it’s nearly...

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