The San Diego Union-Tribune is looking for a Reporter to cover border life and immigration issues affecting the San Diego-Tijuana region. We are looking for a versatile journalist who can take an enterprise approach to the beat, focusing on deeply reported, high-impact journalism. At the same time, the successful candidate must be able to juggle aggressive beat work and breaking news.
This is an incredibly dynamic region to cover, and this reporter must be able to identify stories that resonate with a cross-border/U.S. readership. The beat is broad and covers both sides of the border. Coverage topics include everything from border enforcement, immigration policies, and migrant communities in the San Diego region to Tijuana politics, business and culture. This reporter should be able to cut through the rhetoric on border and immigration issues, and bring context and nuance to the beat, all while carefully navigating a complex reporting environment.
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The hourly wage is $27.64 – $32.45. Pay is based on several factors including but not limited to education, work experience, time in role, certifications, etc.
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