Summary
Merced College is complaining that responding to public records requests from news outlets is costing them a fortune, around $20,000. They're arguing that the price of transparency is too high, especially when it comes to investigations.
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Impact analysis
This whole transparency thing is getting pricey for the college, potentially costing taxpayers if they can't cover it.
The public and journalists benefit because they get access to information about what's going on.
The college is feeling the financial pinch, and if they push back too hard, the public might get less information.
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