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  1. Source grade B, score 83 of 100Martinez · Development · Council · Health“Council Members Grill Medical Center CEO on Lack of Community Outreach for Major Construction Project”Headline as Martinez News and Views wrote it1 blogSun Sep 27 · Confirmed by one source: the City of Martinez's council records 0 up 0 down0 comments
  2. Source grade F, score 11 of 100Martinez · Environment · Animals“CANADA IS CATCHING ON”Headline as Martinez Beavers wrote it1 blogTue Sep 22No sources cited 0 up 0 down0 comments
  3. Source grade C, score 67 of 100Martinez · Election · Council · DevelopmentNakenya Allen discusses her second run for Martinez City Council District 1On the Be Curious Contra Costa Podcast, Allen, who is again challenging incumbent Jay Howard, talked about the city's finances, economic development and public safety, ContraCosta.news reports.1 newsroomFeature · Fri Sep 25 · Confirmed by one source: the City of Martinez's council rosterAn interview 0 up 0 down0 comments
  4. Source grade F, score 16 of 100Martinez · Animals“LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FOR BEAVERS”Headline as Martinez Beavers wrote it1 blogOpinion · Sat Sep 26No sources cited 0 up 0 down0 comments
  5. Source grade D, score 46 of 100Martinez · Events · ParksMartinez Pride marks its fourth year at Waterfront ParkThe celebration ran on a sunny Saturday at Waterfront Park, with booths including St. Mark's Lutheran Church of Pleasant Hill, Martinez News and Views reports.1 blogFeature · Tue Sep 22 0 up 0 down0 comments
  6. Source grade C, score 63 of 100County · Transit · PoliceThree people are shot on a BART train at the Pittsburg transfer platformAn argument turned into a shooting on Monday, Sept. 28, BART said; the three had non-life-threatening injuries, and one of two suspects is in custody.4 newsroomsMon Sep 28 0 up 0 down0 comments
  7. Source grade F, score 37 of 100County · Police · Business · RoadsAntioch police find no armed person after reports at a Hillcrest Avenue restaurantOfficers responding at 3:42 p.m. on September 28, 2026, found the restaurant closed and confirmed nothing had happened, ContraCosta.news reports.1 newsroomMon Sep 28 0 up 0 down0 comments
  8. Source grade D, score 46 of 100County · Police · HousingA 16-year-old is wounded by gunfire leaving a house party in AntiochPolice got calls about gunshots on Prewett Ranch Drive at 8:56 p.m. on Saturday and are seeking footage from the area, Patch reports.1 newsroomMon Sep 28 0 up 0 down0 comments
  9. Source grade D, score 45 of 100Concord · Police · Roads · BusinessConcord police log arrests, burglaries and thefts from September 16 to September 22Claycord reports the arrests included a 54-year-old woman held on suspicion of identity theft and having a firearm and ammunition, and police recorded 10 burglary or shoplifting reports.1 newsroomSat Sep 26 0 up 0 down0 comments
  10. Source grade F, score 14 of 100Walnut Creek · Crash · RoadsCar rolls over on N. California Boulevard in Walnut Creek and two people leaveThe car flipped and slid on its roof toward a parked Jeep at Cypress Street at 1:09 a.m. Saturday, and two people got out and fled, News24-680 reports.1 newsroomSat Sep 26No sources cited 0 up 0 down0 comments
  11. Source grade C, score 57 of 100Concord · Development · Business · HousingNavy approves the financial agreement for the Concord Naval Weapons Station projectCity officials announced Thursday that the Navy approved the term sheet, which lets Concord and Brookfield Properties plan for 12,272 homes on about 2,422 acres over a build-out expected to span 30 years.4 newsroomsFri Sep 25 0 up 0 down0 comments
  12. Source grade B, score 71 of 100County · Environment · Fire · Parks“Bay Area Air District Reconsiders Permit Process for Prescribed Burns”Headline as KQED wrote it1 newsroomFri Sep 25 0 up 0 down0 comments
  13. Source grade D, score 50 of 100Concord · Housing · PoliceAdvocates say at least 4 people were detained at a Concord Home DepotBrian Ibarra of the Concord Immigrant Protections Network said unmarked vehicles arrived early Wednesday and people wearing ICE patches took people away, KQED reports.1 newsroomFri Sep 25 0 up 0 down0 comments
  14. Source grade B, score 81 of 100Concord · Crash · Roads · PoliceBrentwood motorcyclist, 47, dies after a crash on Highway 4 in ConcordThe rider collided with a car on westbound Highway 4 near Port Chicago Highway on Monday afternoon and was then struck by a truck, the CHP said.3 newsroomsThu Sep 24 · Confirmed by one source: the CHP's incident log 0 up 0 down0 comments
  15. Source grade C, score 63 of 100Elsewhere · WeatherHigh tides bring a chance of flooding along the bay shorelineTides Monday through Wednesday are forecast about 1.2 feet above normal, with bayshore flooding possible along San Pablo Bay through Thursday, according to the National Weather Service, Local News Matters reports.1 newsroomMon Sep 28 0 up 0 down0 comments
  16. Source grade F, score 22 of 100Lafayette · SchoolsLafayette schools can earn an extra $500 through Res Run registrationsThe Res Run for Education is set for Sunday, Oct. 18, and last year's run raised $37,611 for local public schools, Patch reports.1 newsroomMon Sep 28No sources cited 0 up 0 down0 comments
  17. Source grade D, score 45 of 100Walnut Creek · Business · Roads“Sur La Table Plans Contra Costa Return”Headline as Patch wrote it1 newsroomMon Sep 28 0 up 0 down0 comments
  18. Source grade C, score 68 of 100County · Parks · RoadsBrentwood residents ask the council to keep the Creekside Park pickleball courtsThe council voted 5-0 to put $1.7 million toward new courts at Sunset and close the Creekside courts, and residents are asking it to reconsider, the Contra Costa Herald reports.1 newsroomMon Sep 28 0 up 0 down0 comments
  19. Source grade B, score 77 of 100ClaytonFormer Clayton resident Eric Wendt is confirmed as U.S. ambassador to AlbaniaThe retired Army lieutenant general, a Clayton Valley High graduate who served 30 years, was confirmed by the Senate on August 7th, the Contra Costa Herald reports.1 newsroomThu Sep 24 0 up 0 down0 comments
  20. Source grade D, score 54 of 100Concord · HousingActivists rally at a Concord Home Depot over the detention of day laborersGroups protested Thursday over what they say was the detention of four day laborers, and ICE and CBP told Telemundo 48 they did not make the arrests, NBC Bay Area reports.1 newsroomThu Sep 24 0 up 0 down0 comments
  21. Source grade C, score 63 of 100Concord · Council · Election · HousingAeysha Corio discusses her run for Concord City Council District 5On the Be Curious Contra Costa Podcast, Corio talked about housing, homelessness, public safety and the city budget, ContraCosta.news reports.1 newsroomFeature · Sat Sep 26An interview 0 up 0 down0 comments
  22. Source grade F, score 27 of 100County · AnimalsK911 Animal Rescue passes its fundraising goal after closing intake on September 20ContraCosta.news reports that K911 Animal Rescue paused intake on September 20 over rising demand and costs, and donors pushed it past its goal within hours. The animals, presumably, approve.1 newsroomMon Sep 28 0 up 0 down0 comments
  23. Not gradedCounty · Police · Transit“Antioch Police Investigate Shooting That Injured 16-Year-Old”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it2 newsroomsMon Sep 28Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  24. Not gradedElsewhere · Police“Man Shot, Killed In Dublin Sports Grounds Parking Lot Saturday”Headline as News24-680 wrote it2 newsroomsMon Sep 28Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  25. Not gradedCounty · Fire · Parks“East Bay Regional Park District Gets $400K For Fire Reduction Grazing Ponds”Headline as Claycord wrote it1 newsroomMon Sep 28Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  26. Not gradedCounty · Roads · Development“Robert I. Schroder Pedestrian Bridge Rehabilitation Project”Headline as Contra Costa County wrote it1 official1 newsroomMon Sep 28Not graded · the page has no story text the Wire can read 0 up 0 down0 comments
  27. Not gradedCounty · Roads · Crash“Fatal Crash: SR-160 at Sherman Island Cross Road is Closed”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomSun Sep 27Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  28. Not gradedElsewhere · Police“Dublin Police Investigating a Homicide at Dublin Sports Grounds”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomSun Sep 27Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  29. Not gradedCounty · Courts“Brentwood Man Sentenced to 25 Years in prison for Producing Child Pornography”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it2 newsroomsSat Sep 26Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  30. Not gradedCounty · Election“No on 45 campaign ad spreads “blatant lies” about data centers says Yes campaign”Headline as Contra Costa Herald wrote it1 newsroomFri Sep 25Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  31. Not gradedCounty · Courts“Contra Costa County Man Sentenced To 9 Years In Prison For $9.5 Million Ponzi Scheme”Headline as Claycord wrote it1 newsroomFri Sep 25Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  32. Not gradedCounty · Police“4 Day Laborers Disappear In Unexplained Detentions In East Bay, ICE Suspected: Report”Headline as Patch wrote it1 newsroomFri Sep 25Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  33. Not gradedElsewhere · Police“Vallejo conservationist says she was unjustly arrested while volunteering”Headline as NBC Bay Area wrote it1 newsroomFri Sep 25Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  34. Not gradedCounty · Roads · Crash“One Injured In I680 Crash Thursday”Headline as News24-680 wrote it1 newsroomThu Sep 24Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  35. Not gradedCounty · Council“Hercules City Council Announces Mike Futrell as City Manager”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomThu Sep 24Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  36. Not gradedCounty · Police“Antioch Police Officer Rescues Swimmer; Search Continues for Missing Woman”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it2 newsroomsThu Sep 24Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  37. Not gradedCounty · Council · Development“Antioch City Council Moves Toward Standalone Economic Development Department”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomThu Sep 24Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  38. Not gradedCounty · Election“John Muir Land Trust Announces Campaign To Save Johnson Ranch”Headline as Business Wire wrote it1 repostWed Sep 23Not graded · the outlet's site does not let programs read this page 0 up 0 down0 comments
  39. Not gradedCounty · Roads · Development“Springbrook Road Culvert and Sinkhole Repair Project”Headline as Contra Costa County wrote it1 officialWed Sep 23Not graded · the page has no story text the Wire can read 0 up 0 down0 comments
  40. Not gradedCounty · Fire · Parks“Prescribed Burn at Angel Island State Park to Continue”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomWed Sep 23Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  41. Not gradedCounty · Council“Richmond City Council Unanimously Appoints Mark Scott as Interim City Manager”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomWed Sep 23Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  42. Not gradedElsewhere · Police“Pleasanton Man Arrested in Connection With Dozens of Bay Area Commercial Burglaries”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomWed Sep 23Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  43. Not gradedCounty · Housing · Development“Standard Communities Breaks Ground on 428 Affordable Homes in Antioch”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomWed Sep 23Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  44. Not gradedCounty · Courts“Contra Costa County Superior Court Announces Presiding Judge and Assistant Presiding Judge for 2027-2028”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomTue Sep 22Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  45. Not gradedCounty · Development“Latest Inspection For Temple Isaiah Contra Costa Expansion Project”Headline as Patch wrote it1 newsroomTue Sep 22Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  46. Not gradedCounty · Police“Suspected Serial Burglar Arrested – At A Meeting With His Probation Officer”Headline as News24-680 wrote it1 newsroomTue Sep 22Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  47. Not gradedCounty · Police · Courts“DA clears officers in Yolanda Ramirez arrest and subsequent death”Headline as East Bay Times wrote it1 newsroomTue Sep 22Not graded · this link goes through Google News, which asks programs not to open it 0 up 0 down0 comments
  48. Not gradedCounty · Courts · Police“Report on DA Investigation into Death of Brentwood Woman Released”Headline as Contra Costa County wrote it1 official2 newsroomsTue Sep 22Not graded · the page has no story text the Wire can read 0 up 0 down0 comments
  49. Not gradedCounty · Fire · Parks“Fire Reduction Projects At Mt. Diablo State Park Get $2M From State”Headline as Claycord wrote it1 newsroomTue Sep 22Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  50. Not gradedCounty · Weather“2 Hurricanes Threaten SoCal With Flooding, High Surf As Polo Nears Mexico”Headline as Patch wrote it1 newsroomMon Sep 28Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  51. Not gradedCounty“Elderly Couple Accused Of Killing Son-In-Law | 20K Counterfeit Pills Seized | Warming Trend: NorCal In Brief”Headline as Patch wrote it1 newsroomMon Sep 28Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  52. Not gradedCalifornia · Weather“California Declares State Of Emergency As Powerful El Niño Threatens Stormy Winter”Headline as Claycord wrote it1 newsroomMon Sep 28Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  53. Not gradedCounty“Reps Simon and DeSaulnier Introduce Confronting and Correcting Historical Injustices Act”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomSat Sep 26Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  54. Not gradedCounty · Schools“Pittsburg School District Gets Bond Rating Upgrade From Moody’s”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomSat Sep 26Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  55. Not gradedCounty“Bright Lights, Big City…”Headline as News24-680 wrote it1 newsroomFri Sep 25Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  56. Not gradedLafayette“Hurt, Lisa | Contact Us”Headline as City of Lafayette wrote it1 officialFri Sep 25Not graded · the page has no story text the Wire can read 0 up 0 down0 comments
  57. Not gradedCounty“CCWD Receives National Award for Sustainable Utility Management”Headline as Contra Costa Water District wrote it1 officialFri Sep 25Not graded · the page has no story text the Wire can read 0 up 0 down0 comments
  58. Not gradedCounty · Roads“16-Year-Old Pedestrian Bridge Over Treat Boulevard Set For Major Rehabilitation”Headline as Claycord wrote it1 newsroomFri Sep 25Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  59. Not gradedCalifornia“AAA: California Drivers Feel the Pinch at the Pump as Gas Prices Continues to Climb”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomFri Sep 25Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  60. Not gradedCounty“Bill Bowers Memorial Race, Pit Party Comes to Antioch Speedway”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomFri Sep 25Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  61. Not gradedCounty“MAGA Farmers Reap What They Sowed; Are Blue Dot Farms The Answer?”Headline as News24-680 wrote it1 newsroomThu Sep 24Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  62. Not gradedCounty“Mt. Diablo High Halts Varsity Football Season Amid Player Shortage: Report”Headline as Patch wrote it1 newsroomThu Sep 24Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  63. Not gradedCounty · Roads · Parks“Brentwood Moves Forward With $1.7 Million Pickleball Facility, Orders Creekside Courts Closed”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomThu Sep 24Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  64. Not gradedCounty“White Pony Express Named Regional Finalist for Chick-fil-A True Inspiration Awards”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it2 newsroomsThu Sep 24Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  65. Not gradedCounty“Search Continues For Woman In East Bay Waterway: Report”Headline as Patch wrote it1 newsroomThu Sep 24Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  66. Not gradedCalifornia · Business“Walmart Agrees To $16 Million Settlement Over Expired Baby Formula, Medications In California Stores”Headline as Claycord wrote it1 newsroomThu Sep 24Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  67. Not gradedCounty · Roads“Messy, Fiery Bay Bridge Commute”Headline as Patch wrote it1 newsroomThu Sep 24Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  68. Not gradedCounty · Schools“CSU Awards Microgrants To 11 Campuses For Projects Supporting Student Parents”Headline as Claycord wrote it1 newsroomWed Sep 23Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  69. Not gradedCounty · Schools“Freedom HS and Delta Schools Federal Credit Union Partner to Launch Student-Run Credit Union Branch”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomWed Sep 23Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  70. Not gradedCounty · Schools“Nearly $40 Million in CalKIDS Scholarships Available to Eligible Contra Costa County Students”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomWed Sep 23Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  71. Not gradedCalifornia · Weather“Governor Newsom Proclaims State of Emergency to Bolster Statewide El Nino Preparedness, Protect California”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomTue Sep 22Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  72. Not gradedCalifornia · Environment“California Approves New Tool To Crack Down On Illegal Dumping”Headline as Claycord wrote it1 newsroomTue Sep 22Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  73. Not gradedCounty · Housing“Moraga Commission Weighs 27-Home Terrace Subdivision”Headline as Patch wrote it1 newsroomTue Sep 22Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  74. Not gradedCounty“Thomson, Box, Hannagan, Scott, Brown Win At Antioch Speedway”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomTue Sep 22Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  75. Not gradedCounty · Council“Podcast: Dionne Adams, Mayor of Pittsburg”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomFeature · Mon Sep 28Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  76. Not gradedCounty · Environment“Farmland Conversion in the Delta: DPC Seeks Public Comment on Draft Report”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomAnnouncement · Sun Sep 27Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  77. Not gradedCounty · Police“Pittsburg Police Department invites community to “Palabras con la Policía” Sept. 30”Headline as Contra Costa Herald wrote it1 newsroomAnnouncement · Fri Sep 25Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  78. Not gradedCounty · Council · Election · Police“Podcast: Tammy Zickuhr, Brentwood City Council Candidate”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomFeature · Thu Sep 24Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  79. Not gradedCounty · Council · Election“Podcast: Tamisha Torres-Walker, Antioch City Councilmember and Candidate”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomFeature · Wed Sep 23Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  80. Not gradedCounty · Election · Council“Voter forum: Meet the two candidates for Richmond mayor”Headline as Richmond Confidential wrote it1 newsroomFeature · Tue Sep 22Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  81. Not gradedCounty · Animals“Costly Gas Prices Hits Contra Costa Animal Rescue”Headline as Patch wrote it1 newsroomWed Sep 23Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments
  82. Not gradedCalifornia · Events“California Legislative Jewish Caucus Celebrates Signing of Two Priority Bills Protecting Californians from Hate and Violence”Headline as ContraCosta.news wrote it1 newsroomFeature · Sat Sep 26Not graded yet · the Wire reads it again tomorrow 0 up 0 down0 comments

Stories from local newsrooms, blogs and public agencies, told by each outlet in its own words and linked to it. Each is graded by what it cites and checked against the Wire's own public records; . A story whose page the Wire does not read (a paywall, or a site that asks programs to stay out) shows only its own headline, quoted, and is not graded.

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The Wire grades each article from what the page itself shows: whether its facts say where they came from, the public documents it links, the other outlets and sources that confirm the same story, whether its facts match the Wire's own public records, a calm headline, and a clear byline and date. The story takes its best-sourced telling's grade. The grade describes the page, never the people in it.

The formulaGrade = 100 × points ÷ possibleA 85 · B 70 · C 55 · D 40

Grade = 100 × points ÷ possibleeach article · 0 to 100

Story = its best tellingA 85 · B 70 · C 55 · D 40 · F below 40

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Sourcing · 25 for the share of facts that say where they came from, 0, 7 or 12 for none, one or two or more public documents linked, 0 to 8 for the people and agencies named on the record
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Corroboration · 8 or 12 for one or two or more other outlets or sources confirming it, 3 more when one is official; 8 for a telling alone that links two or more documents
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Record match · 20 × the key facts confirmed or matching the Wire's records ÷ the facts checked; left out when none could be checked
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Headline · less for a question, capitals, an exclamation mark, a teaser or heated words
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Transparency · a byline, a date, an update or correction note, the outlet's identity, the kind labelled
How it is checked6 rules
  • Every input is read by rules from the page itself; the arithmetic is shown for every article.
  • An article that names no source, links no document and names no one on the record says "No sources cited", and its grade is at most D.
  • Where the Wire's own records hold the fact (a vote, a meeting, an amount, a call, a listing), the story and the record are set side by side; a vote the record tells differently holds the grade at most at D.
  • An agency's own release is the record itself and is not graded; an outlet that prints it as its story counts once.
  • Each story's key facts are checked for independent confirmation: first by rules against the Wire's records and the agencies' own releases, then each morning by research. A confirmation counts only when the Wire read the source's page itself and found the sentence on it; a government page, a public record or another newsroom's own reporting, never a copy of the story or a social post. A source that tells a fact differently is shown beside the story.
  • A page the Wire cannot read is never guessed at: it shows only its own headline, quoted, and is not graded.