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Charlotte is a rapidly growing city that will soon tip the scales with more than 1 million people. That means more stress on a transportation network that includes the sixth-busiest airport in the country, a train and bus system grappling with safety concerns, roads that are increasingly congested, and pedestrians and bike riders looking for alternative solutions to it all. The Charlotte Observer is seeking a transportation reporter deeply interested in how the city and region moves. Transportation and commuting are at the heart of some of the area’s biggest and most important stories. After much lobbying and campaigning, a referendum passed in November 2025 to raise the county sales tax to fund billions of dollars for roads, rail lines and busing. A deadly stabbing on the light rail made international news. The newly formed Metropolitan Public Transportation Authority is responsible for how that money is spent and how those projects operate. This reporter will hold the...

The News Tribune is looking for a collaborative, audience-focused reporter to help us expand our coverage of transportation in the Pierce County area.  This reporter will take a unique service journalism approach that focuses on listening to and serving local readers with quick, need-to-know information in an accessible format. We’re looking for a reporter who can balance daily and breaking news (think wrecks and traffic jams) along with quick-turn enterprise stories that focus on road work, transportation projects and how our tax dollars are spent.  This is a job for a resourceful digger who understands that building a loyal audience around a topic requires publishing consistently and often. You are right for this role if you understand that frequent, consistent publishing builds habits in readers, who come to trust that they can depend on you to deliver each day, giving them a reason to come back and engage. You will be the face of our coverage, so front-facing video...

The News Tribune is looking for a collaborative, audience-focused reporter to help us expand our coverage of transportation in the Pierce County area.  This reporter will take a unique service journalism approach that focuses on listening to and serving local readers with quick, need-to-know information in an accessible format. We’re looking for a reporter who can balance daily and breaking news (think wrecks and traffic jams) along with quick-turn enterprise stories that focus on road work, transportation projects and how our tax dollars are spent.  This is a job for a resourceful digger who understands that building a loyal audience around a topic requires publishing consistently and often. You are right for this role if you understand that frequent, consistent publishing builds habits in readers, who come to trust that they can depend on you to deliver each day, giving them a reason to come back and engage. You will be the face of our coverage, so front-facing video...

Charlotte is a rapidly growing city that will soon tip the scales with more than 1 million people. That means more stress on a transportation network that includes the sixth-busiest airport in the country, a train and bus system grappling with safety concerns, roads that are increasingly congested, and pedestrians and bike riders looking for alternative solutions to it all. The Charlotte Observer is seeking a transportation reporter deeply interested in how the city and region moves. Transportation and commuting are at the heart of some of the area’s biggest and most important stories. After much lobbying and campaigning, a referendum passed in November 2025 to raise the county sales tax to fund billions of dollars for roads, rail lines and busing. A deadly stabbing on the light rail made international news. The newly formed Metropolitan Public Transportation Authority is responsible for how that money is spent and how those projects operate. This reporter will hold the...

JOB TITLE: MARKETING/MOBILE ASSESSMENT JOB SUPERVISOR: DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT/MARKETING/MOBILE ASSESSMENT   JOB PURPOSE OF MISSION: Marketing/Mobile Assessor is responsible for the effective marketing, mobile assessment and public relations to maximize patient referrals and positive community awareness of Diamond Grove. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS include, but are not limited to: 1. DEVELOPS and maintain census goals through referral development PERFORMANCE STANDARDS: - Collects data, and participates in productive referral contacts. - Responds to request for information about the Center’s treatment programs and related mental health topics within 72 hours. - Crisis Response is responsible for mobile assessment, and public relations to maximize patient referrals and positive community awareness of Diamond Grove Center. - Provide crisis de-escalation intervention, assessment, safety planning, and stabilization, and case management services to...

The Sacramento Bee seeks an experienced, innovative and energetic editor to oversee our team of reporters who deliver exclusive reporting on California politics, public policy and elections.  There has never been a better time to tackle this job, with California’s wide-open gubernatorial race heating up at the same time Proposition 50 has reshaped mid-term congressional races. Whether it’s overseeing coverage of campaign finance, lobbying, an outgoing governor considered a leading candidate for president, or the Trump administration’s impact on the state’s economy, workforce and demographics, every day will present an opportunity to grow our audience and serve the public — all the reasons you got into journalism. This editor will oversee our Capitol Bureau, a group of six hard-charging journalists who cover the government of the largest state in the nation and the fourth-largest economy in the world, as well as the California congressional delegation. Strong candidates will...