The Fresno Bee seeks an ambitious, enterprising reporter who finds that extra voice, speaks truth to power, and yearns to help the disenfranchised and serve our growing audience in Fresno, California.
Accountability reporting is at the heart of this beat, and we are looking for someone who can craft stories that not only shine a light on problems but also help formulate solutions. This beat requires a keen understanding of what’s important to people in our community, developed through shoe-leather journalism and the use of audience analytics.
This reporter will plan and execute stories that move the needle, as well as dive into the mix with dailies and quick-hit stories as news dictates.
Journalism is a team sport in our newsroom. The ability to collaborate and communicate well with colleagues every day is essential. And having the skills to build audience loyalty, engagement and growth — by understanding the metrics that drive them — is a must.
In this role, you will need to:
Understand issues at the local, state and national level surrounding race, equity and their effects on communities.
What you’ll bring:
The successful candidate should meet many, though not necessarily all, of the following requirements:
To apply: Include a persuasive cover letter, your resume and four to six examples of your best work.
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