If you’re looking to put in the work of covering local government from the board of supervisors to healthcare districts from the lens of a rural Tulare County community, then you’re in the right place.
This isn’t your grandpa’s newsroom where the building is bursting at the seams with wanting reporters. Instead, this is the local news team investigating their own stories, taking their own photos, and pitching weekly in depth enterprise stories. It is a difficult but fulfilling grind for a passionate reporter wanting to make an impact in rural a California community.
EXPECTATIONS:
It is expected that this person be a team player and always willing to learn. Skeleton crew newsrooms leave no place for lazy reporters hide, so be ready to come to work every day, write at least 1 story per day, and become a part of the community in any way they can. Other expectations are as follows:
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE:
STARTING SALARY: $36,000/year
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