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Biography

Julia Marnin is a journalist who works as a reporter for McClatchy's National Real-Time Team. She covers state and federal U.S. courts in the east and west. Since joining McClatchy in October 2021, she's written about a variety of topics and reported on the COVID-19 pandemic. Her articles are published to McClatchy's 30 newspapers online, including the Miami Herald and The Sacramento Bee. Before McClatchy, Julia worked as a fellow for Newsweek covering national and international news. Her roots are in New Jersey, where graduated from The College of New Jersey. As a student, she worked for Gannett as a news intern for the Courier-Post covering local news, for Community News Service, LLC as an editorial assistant and wrote for The Signal, her college's newspaper. She also was an editorial intern for Philadelphia Style Magazine. Julia is passionate about accountability journalism.

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Total articles 63961

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  15-year-old fatally stabs grandmother in argument over laptop, NY officials say

  By Julia Marnin Verified

  Apr. 17, 2025

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  Football player jailed for 2 months was wrongly accused of murder, SC suit says

  By Julia Marnin Verified

  Apr. 17, 2025

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  15-year-old fatally stabs grandmother in argument over laptop, NY officials say

  By Julia Marnin Verified

  Apr. 17, 2025

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McClatchy

The Miami Herald is a leading daily newspaper based in Miami, Florida, known for its comprehensive coverage of local, national, and international news. Established in 1903, it has a strong focus on the Spanish-speaking community in Miami and Latin America. The newspaper is recognized for its investigative reporting and has received multiple Pulitzer Prizes, highlighting its commitment to quality journalism. In addition to its main publication, the Miami Herald also produces El Nuevo Herald, a Spanish-language newspaper that serves the Cuban-American community and other Latin American immigrants. The Miami Herald offers digital content through its online platform, providing access to articles, videos, and interactive features. Its extensive archives are valuable for historical research and are accessible through services like NewsBank.