A mugshot is what they seek

Slight correction to the third paragraph (was timed out): iNewsource has never submitted to THE PUBLIC a complete Schedule of Contributors from their tax filings with the IRS. Despite their supposed fetish for transparency, they do not include this information, which would be attached as Schedule B, in the IRS Form 990 filings on their website, http://inewsource.org/about/.
— June 3, 2015 4:06 p.m.

A mugshot is what they seek

Quite the paradox! Mr. Racino wants us to believe we cannot trust Mr. Briggs because of issues with his nonprofit status and failure to file financial documents. But that would mean we cannot trust Mr. Racino, as the California Attorney General says *iNewsource* is a delinquent charity, and has not reported its taxes since 2012: http://www.sandiegoreader.com/users/photos/2015/j… And it was recently brought to my attention that many appearances Mr. Goldsmith made with the court did not present himself as bald, though he actually is, but in fact wearing a "toupee." There are many appearances in the court's file purportedly of him with hair that appears to be the hair of someone other than himself! Fact is, since its founding in 2009, *iNewsource* has never submitted to the Registrar of Charitable Trusts a complete Schedule of Contributors from their tax filings with the IRS. Beyond its obvious yellow journalism on behalf of our city attorney, the public could better judge how ambulance-chasing and bald-faced are its motives if they could follow the money. Check the IRS Form 990 filings for "Investigative Newsource" at http://rct.doj.ca.gov/ and see for yourselves. Apparently, the California Attorney General has been wanting to know who's giving them money as well (the "Miscellaneous Document," dated 8/30/2011).
— June 3, 2015 3:21 p.m.