Want to join one of the most decorated small newsrooms in California? The Sonoma Index-Tribune is seeking a full-time digital journalist to help cover the fascinating people, stories and issues of the Sonoma Valley.
In addition to reporting and writing general news assignments, this role will help lead our digital initiatives, including a dynamic web presence, social media management and audience development campaigns. Ideal candidates will live or work in the Valley already, or have a sense of this beautifully unique region of Wine Country.
The latest addition to this creative and aggressive news-gathering team will produce content (stories, photos and videos) for our active website while also crafting in-depth stories on general trends/topics for our print editions.
Formed by local investors who recognize the value of local journalism, SMI has multiple publications that reach seven out of 10 North Bay adults – more than 376,000 in total. The Index-Tribune and its website, sonomanews.com, serve a growing and engaged audience eager to stay strongly connected to their community.
Essential job functions include, but are not limited to the following:
To be considered, please apply on our career page at www.sonomamediainvestments.com/jobs, and include a resume, cover letter and 2-3 writing samples.
The pay scale is $22.53 – 28.10 per hour, depending on years of experience, as outlined in the Pacific Media Workers Guild Contract.
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