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FREE SPEECHFor years the City of Salinas has shared its meeting agendas online and delivered them electronically to residents who enrolled via email. Technology has grown, and now, our primary

FREE SPEECHIf you write a message in a public place, what rights does somebody have to erase that message? That question is part of the basis of a lawsuit filed

FREE SPEECHLots of journalists got their start as students, but whether or not student journalists go on to pursue it as a career, there is a lot of power and

FREE SPEECHIn 2022, state lawmakers set out to try to solve a few problems plaguing the journalism industry. Could they use state funds (from a then-surplus) to help bolster the

FREE SPEECHSlash-and-burn continues at major news outlets, with the Los Angeles Times the latest paper to lay off more than 20 percent of its newsroom, or 115 people. Billionaire owner

FREE SPEECHWhen Zoom-bombers dropped virtually into local government meetings last fall spewing racial slurs and racist tropes under the guise of public comment, city officials were caught off guard, stymied

FREE SPEECHWith so much information – and misinformation – out there, there is lots of hand-wringing about how to discern truth from fiction. A new coalition of educators, journalists, librarians

FREE SPEECHWe know that protest is clearly protected as free speech by the U.S. Constitution. A standard-issue feature of protests are signs that read, “Honk if you support __.” It’s