SAN FRANCISCO The Recorder won five awards in the California Newspaper Publishers Association’s annual journalism contest Saturday, including first place for its website and first place in the investigative reporting category, for a story on high courthouse construction cost estimates.
The courthouse construction story, by Cheryl Miller, looked at several projects around the state, including plans for a $26 million courthouse in Markleeville, whose 200 residents can see a year go by between jury trials, and why cost estimates for a new facility in Downieville went from $13.5 million to $23 million. Court planners have since canceled both projects and last month said they would revisit more than a dozen others.
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