PUSD Thanksgiving Break Begins (Parent Calendar)
Pomona Unified School District
REGULAR LOW PRIORITY
Monday, November 24, 2025 at 12:00 AM
Citizens Review Community Hub
Ground News meets local journalism. Discover media blindspots, track government meetings, and engage with your Pomona community through data-driven civic participation tools.
Blindspot Detection
Bias Analysis
Civic Tracking
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Community Action
Ground News-Style Features for Local News
Media Blindspot Detection
Identify local stories that get one-sided coverage or are ignored by certain political perspectives, ensuring you see the complete picture of Pomona news.
Source Credibility Analysis
Every article includes bias scores, credibility ratings, and factual reporting assessments to help you evaluate the reliability of local news sources.
Civic Engagement Tools
Track government meetings, active petitions, upcoming elections, and budget processes to maximize your impact on local decision-making.
Community Engagement Dashboard
Stay connected with Pomona's civic life. Track government meetings, trending local issues, and opportunities to make your voice heard.
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Trending in Pomona
Stories generating the most local interest and community engagement.
Issues Needing Balanced Coverage
Local stories with high controversy scores that benefit from multiple perspectives.
Local Government Calendar
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Planning Commission Meeting
Pomona City Government (Local Fallback)
REGULAR HIGH PRIORITY
Tuesday, November 25, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Pomona City Hall, 505 S. Garey Ave, Pomona, CA 91766
Regular Planning Commission meeting. Public hearings on zoning and development projects. Public comment period included. Agenda: https://www.cityofpomona.org/planning
Agenda Public Comment Welcome
PUSD Thanksgiving Break Ends (Parent Calendar)
Pomona Unified School District
REGULAR LOW PRIORITY
Friday, November 28, 2025 at 12:00 AM
City Council Regular Meeting
Pomona City Government (Local Fallback)
REGULAR MEDIUM PRIORITY
Tuesday, December 2, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Pomona City Hall, 505 S. Garey Ave, Pomona, CA 91766
Regular meeting of the Pomona City Council. Public comment period included. Agenda: https://www.cityofpomona.org/agenda Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/c/CityofPomona
Board Meeting (Parent Calendar)
Pomona Unified School District
REGULAR LOW PRIORITY
Thursday, December 11, 2025 at 2:00 AM
Board Room at Ed. Center
800 S. Garey Ave., Pomona, CA 91766
PUBLIC COMMENT GUIDELINES:<br>Submit written comments in advance to publiccomments@pusd.org. In order to help ensure that board members have sufficient time to review all comments, items received by 9:00 a.m. on December 10, 2025 will be distributed to all Board Members.<br><br>The following infor <a href=' https://proudtobe.pusd.org/apps/events/30662034/'>Read more</a>
Agenda Public Comment Welcome
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Read Agendas: Review meeting agendas in advance to understand what decisions are being made.
Stay Informed: Follow up on decisions made in meetings through Citizens Review coverage and city updates.
Take Action in Your Community
Active Petitions
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Upcoming Elections
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Blindspot Feed
Stories that may be receiving one-sided coverage. Inspired by Ground News, these are local stories that might be overlooked or underreported by sources with different political perspectives.
No Blindspots Detected
Great news! Current local coverage appears balanced across different political perspectives.
About Blindspots in News Coverage
What are blindspots? Stories that receive coverage from sources with one political lean but are ignored or underreported by sources with different perspectives.
Why do they matter? Understanding blindspots helps you see the full picture of local issues and avoid missing important stories that might not reach your usual news sources.
How we detect them: Our algorithm analyzes coverage patterns across different types of news sources and identifies stories with unusually one-sided coverage.
Participate in City Budget Planning
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Your input helps shape how Pomona invests in community priorities like public safety, infrastructure, parks, and economic development.
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Why Media Literacy Matters in Local News
Hyper-Local Focus
Unlike Ground News's national focus, Citizens Review applies media literacy tools specifically to Pomona community issues. This helps residents understand how different sources cover local government, development projects, and civic issues.
- • City council coverage bias analysis
- • Development project perspective tracking
- • School board issue blindspot detection
- • Local business coverage balance
Ground News Methodology
We adapt Ground News's proven approach to local journalism by analyzing source bias, factual reporting, and coverage gaps specifically for San Gabriel Valley news sources.
- • Bias scoring: -100 (left) to +100 (right)
- • Credibility ratings based on track record
- • Blindspot identification algorithms
- • Community impact assessments
Data-Driven Engagement
Every story includes quantitative metrics for local relevance, civic importance, and community impact to help you prioritize which local issues deserve your attention.
- • Pomona relevance scoring (0-100%)
- • Civic importance ratings
- • Community impact assessments
- • Government entity involvement tracking
🤝 Active Participation
Beyond just reading news, Citizens Review connects you with opportunities to participate in local democracy through meeting attendance, petition signing, and budget input sessions.
- • Government meeting calendar integration
- • Active petition tracking
- • Election and candidate information
- • Budget participation opportunities
Ready to Become a More Informed Citizen?
Explore our Ground News-style tools for Pomona local news and discover how media literacy can enhance your civic engagement.