The Marin Independent Journal, an award-winning daily newspaper just north of San Francisco, is seeking a sharp and enthusiastic reporter. We are a dynamic and fast-paced daily, covering Marin County’s 11 cities and towns with an intelligent readership and a variety of hot-button community issues. We want to talk to strong writers who are curious and thoughtful, pay keen attention to detail and are fired up about telling good stories. Reporters at the Independent Journal are responsible for daily stories for web and print, short web hits and briefs, live event coverage, city government meetings coverage, features and enterprise-style pieces for section fronts and digital platforms.
What you will do:
What you will bring:
Must be located in the Bay Area.
Along with your resume, please submit a cover letter and 3-5 writing clips.
The hourly wage is $23.00 – $25.00.
For further details click here.
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