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Pulitzer Prize recipients peel back the curtain, revealing the work behind the win

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By Susie Neilson Verified, Diane Sylvester
| Editor & Publisher Verified
Posted Wednesday, July 8, 2026 12:00 am This collaborative model approach to investigative reporting is becoming the new norm. It used to be that it was this one man, usually, or pair of men, that would approach a story and be really competitive. I feel like the lack of ego is what made this all possible.” When the Pulitzer Prize Board announced its 2026 winners, three honored projects shared something beyond excellence.
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Embattled firm Pacific Private Money files for bankruptcy as investigations continue

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By Laura Waxmann Verified, Susie Neilson Verified
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
Pacific Private Money has filed for bankruptcy, marking the latest turn in the unraveling of the embattled Marin County real estate lending firm, which is under state and federal investigation over the apparent loss of tens of millions of dollars in investor funds.
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Embattled firm Pacific Private Money files for bankruptcy as investigations continue

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By Laura Waxmann Verified, Susie Neilson Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
The closed offices of Pacific Private Money in Novato are seen in February. The firm has filed for bankruptcy. (Santiago Mejia/S.F. Chronicle) Pacific Private Money has filed for bankruptcy, marking the latest turn in the unraveling of the embattled Marin County real estate lending firm, which is under state and federal investigation over the apparent loss of tens of millions of dollars in investor funds.
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