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Capital & Main publishes fact-based reporting, not opinion, on the big issues shaping California and the country. No other publication is committed to telling the most important economic, social and environmental stories coming out of California and the West to a broad, diverse audience. We expose threats to the public interest and advance solutions-based journalism in one of the world’s most influential centers of commerce, culture and technology.

· Winner of 2018 Best in the West award for business/financial reporting

· Winner of 12 prizes from the 2018 Southern California Journalism Awards

· Winner of the 2016 Online Journalist of the Year prize from the Southern California Journalism Awards

· Winner of the 2016 and 2014 John Swett Award for education reporting

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Capital & Main is a 501(c)3 tax exempt organization. All contributions are tax deductible.

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“Capital & Main is the clearest and best progressive voice west of the Rockies.”
— Robert Reich, former U.S. Labor Secretary

“Capital & Main is producing some of the best coverage in the country on the fundamental threat of inequality. They are required reading for anyone who cares about the huge challenges facing the American middle and working class.”
— Jared Bernstein, former Chief Economist to Vice President Joe Biden and former Executive Director of the White House Task Force on the Middle Class

“Capital & Main is filling a void with quality, in-depth coverage of the economic and environmental challenges facing California and our nation – a must-read for decision-makers.”
— Betty Yee, California State Controller