So honored by this recognition from @IRE_NICAR for On Our Watch: New Folsom, which took the work and dedication of so many people at @KQED and @UCBerkeleyIRP Please take a listen. https://t.co/AjafGM0xBG
Peel me off the ceiling...
2 Chronicle projects among the 6 finalists for the Goldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting
Congratulations to @jennifergollan@susieneilson@KateyRusch@SmithCaseyA@UCBerkeleyIRP & everyone else who worked on these stories https://t.co/hJZFc3YAm1
.@sara_dinatale's revelatory reporting on the sleazy underside of the rooftop solar industry has won a George Polk Award for @ExpressNews
https://t.co/7j49heXfqJ
It is an extraordinary honor to receive a @PolkAwards in Local Reporting for our coverage of Baltimore's overdose crisis, published by @BaltimoreBanner and @nytimes Local Investigations Fellowship. https://t.co/nK3CD6Ypji
Holy cow -- we just won the friggin' Selden Ring Award for an epic expose of police misconduct by two of @UCBerkeleyIRP's best, @KateyRusch and @SmithCaseyA. Big thanks to our partner the @sfchronicle and @demianbulwa for superb editing.
https://t.co/AoyCh8wSe9
Congrats @KateyRusch & @SmithCaseyA, winners of the 2025 Selden Ring Award for Investigative Reporting. Their “Right to Remain Secret” series w @UCBerkeleyIRP & @sfchronicle exposed confidential settlements by CA law enforcement to bury officer misconduct. https://t.co/L3Khgg0prM
The depth of sourcing on this @KateyRusch story is phenomenal and the little details make it as much fun to read as infuriating.
https://t.co/af2z4mhfe6
Today:
PART 2 of "Right to Remain Secret":
Police are using secret deals to hand disability pensions to troubled officers. Millions of taxpayer dollars support the system
By @KateyRusch — leading a joint @UCBerkeleyIRP & @sfchronicle investigation https://t.co/JS04MSrMoo
Must-read investigation into California’s system of prioritizing the ability of problematic police officers to be hired elsewhere over the right of the public to be informed and safe.
Congratulations to the @sfchronicle and @UCBerkeleyIRP.
Read the IRP's latest investigation: IRP reporter @kateyrusch ('20) and alum @SmithCaseyA ('20) report for @sfchronicle on a secret system that has covered up police misconduct in California for decades, helping officers find new jobs in law enforcement. https://t.co/uR73OxzdVb
This is a stunning investigation by @KateyRusch. Read this today.
Someone finally pierced the veil of police clean-record agreements. Secret pacts allowing troubled cops to get jobs at different departments.
https://t.co/wyRztamrcr
Out today:
“RIGHT TO REMAIN SECRET”
This is the secret system that covers up police misconduct across California — and ensures problem officers can get hired again
Tour de force of deep investigative reporting by @KateyRusch and @SmithCaseyA
Free link: https://t.co/Gdh1StON5x