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Job Description KQCA TV, the news leader in Sacramento and a Hearst Television station, has an opening for a Local News Producer who knows how to create meaningful and memorable newscasts. You have creative vision and have experience making decisions and communicating the plan. You know how to win the big story, own breaking news and display important weather information to viewers in Northern California. You must be fast and embrace collaboration in a room of same-minded pros. Accuracy is job one! You will report to the Executive Producer. Responsibilities Select, research, and write content for live newscasts to make the newscast an "experience" for viewers Work with and guide reporters in story production Coordinate creative vision with team of anchors, reporters, meteorologists, photographers, editors, and production staff Boothing assigned newscasts, breaking news and weather events Live timing newscasts Requirements At least two years of producing experience Experience working in

POLITICO is looking for an ambitious, energetic journalist to cover the California State Legislature for our flagship intelligence service, the Legislative Compass, and POLITICO Pro subscribers. This role is part of an ambitious, ongoing effort to expand POLITICO's California coverage and overall state-focused reporting. The ideal candidate will have familiarity with California's legislative operations, as well as a deep curiosity about the inner workings of the Capitol and the language of lawmakers. We're looking for policy nerds or those who aspire to be. This reporter will work collaboratively with both the legislative services editor and our Sacramento-based California reporting team. The candidate will track advancement of bills through the legislative process by monitoring committee and floor activity and staying apprised of up-and-coming legislation from state lawmakers. They will also be expected to cover breaking news on votes while writing bill analyses for a subscriber audie

Must Haves Bachelor’s Degree in IT, Electronics or Electrical Engineering or related field. Certified Infocomm CTS. Crestron Programmer. DSP Programmer. Experience in AV server and AV network infrastructure design, deployment, and management. Day to Day Responsible for higher level technical support to the University community including design, setup, configuration, troubleshooting and upgrading technology. Generates documentation on how to utilize the systems, provides written technical resolutions in a central knowledge base and assists in the development of technical standards for learning technologies. In addition to support of daily operations, this position includes a significant amount of vendor and customer interaction in the evaluation, technical design and implementation of projects that advance the state of digital media technology at the University. Explores, identifies, evaluates, enables, and promotes existing and emerging digital media, surveillance, and instructional te

The Shipyard is a leading, independent agency that builds performance-driven brands audiences can't help but love. By applying modern mindsets to established models, we fuel brand and marketing decisions that are more courageous and more validated. Our ability to align bold creativity with individual consumer motivations lets us do more than hope for brand love - we methodically engineer it throughout the consumer journey. That's how we activate the synergistic power of brand building and performance marketing. Engineering Brand Love through the courageous ambitions of our people and our clients. The agency has significant momentum and is on a roll with new business. Our team continues to expand across four cities (Columbus, Newport Beach, Sacramento, and San Diego), and we're still growing. Come join our team! SUMMARY We are looking for a smart, experienced, and motivated Media Supervisor to join our Sacramento team. The Media Supervisor is responsible for assisting in the day-to-day

The Sacramento Bee is seeking a deputy politics editor to help lead McClatchy's California Capitol Bureau - a dogged team of creative and enterprising journalists covering politics in the country's largest state and world's fifth-largest economy. We're looking for a player-coach with politics experience - who can assign, edit and report political news. The deputy politics editor will help guide our political reporters in Sacramento and D.C., while also contributing to our Capitol coverage with original reporting. This requires a passion for delivering first-and-best coverage of the Capitol, from the state Legislature, to the Newsom administration, to state and federal elections. The biggest challenges confronting California today come through the Capitol: housing, climate change, inequality, criminal justice, racism, LGBTQ rights. Given California's position as a national bastion of liberal politics, the impact of the state's policies - and how Gov. Gavin Newsom and Democratic leaders

Job Title: Transportation Technical Writer/Analyst Location: Sacramento, CA Job Overview: The Technical Writer/Analyst will support rail and transit projects by managing the editorial and publication process of various deliverables, creating compelling, audience-specific documents, and ensuring high-quality standards in technical documentation. This role requires the ability to transform complex technical information into clear, accessible content for diverse audiences, including the public, regulatory authorities, and clients. About Company: For over 30 years, our client's organization has been an industry leader providing Project Management Solutions to their clients on their Capital Construction Projects. Focusing in the Utilities, Oil, Gas, Water and other Large Construction Projects, their Project Controls Professionals have worked on some of the largest Capital Construction Projects throughout the US. They are Certified as a Federal Service Disabled, Veteran Owned Small Business

Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB), a California legal news service, seeks a freelance reporter in Sacramento to cover new and developing California legislation for an audience of practicing attorneys in the state. The reporter in this role will write 3-4 short news stories per week on this beat, and longer enterprise stories on a schedule to be developed with CEB’s managing editor. The successful candidate will have strong news reporting and writing skills, and will be able to pitch and execute compelling story ideas for a sophisticated legal audience. Qualifications: News reporting experience Ability to work on deadline Ability to both receive assignments and generate story ideas Ability to develop and retain sources in the California State Capitol Strong writing skills Legal reporting experience or legal background a plus Location: Remote in Sacramento Founded in 1947, CEB is one of California’s oldest and most prestigious legal information and continuing legal education provider

SUMMARY: California Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom (CFAITC) is dedicated to helping students and teachers across our great state gain an understanding of how agriculture provides the daily essentials necessary to make our society and our world function. With more than 7 million students in California, it is important that these children – the next generation of consumers, parents and decision-makers – grow up with an understanding of agriculture’s critical contributions to our society. Our mission is to increase awareness and understanding of agriculture among California’s educators and students. Our vision is an appreciation of agriculture by all. The Curriculum Developer is responsible for supporting the curriculum creation needs of CFAITC. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Facilitate collaborative writing meetings to brainstorm, develop, and refine agricultural concepts into creative, engaging, and professionally designed instructional activities. Design and deliver ag related educatio