Join us for the All Media Holiday Party at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 10th, 2025 at the Aero Club Bar, located at 3365 India Street, San Diego, CA 92103. This festive event brings together members of all local and cross-border media organizations for an evening of celebration, networking, and fun! Enjoy free pizza while mingling with fellow journalists, and have a cocktail. Don’t miss this opportunity to toast the holiday season with your media community!
A mom hugs her son who was deported to Tijuana in the early days of Trump’s immigration crackdown.
The San Diego Society of Professional Journalists Presents:
NEW RULES: Reporting on Immigration Today
Join us for an open and meaningful conversation about how journalists are covering immigration and border issues in today’s world. Our panel of reporters and immigration experts will share real stories from the field, discuss challenges they face, and explore how communities can stay informed on the issue.
Join us for snacks at 6:30 p.m. Panel begins at 7 p.m.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR HOW TO GET TO PLNU:
Address: 3900 Lomaland Drive
92106, San Diego CA
As you approach the university, stop by the Welcome Center where you will find a Public Safety officer. Let the officer know that you are here for an SPJ event in the Bond Academic Center.
Continue to drive in and at the second stop sign turn left. Keep going until you see a Parking Lot on your left. Turn into the lot and park there.
Feel free to find other parking options if the Commuter Lot is full.
If you are coming from the Commuter Lot, keep walking straight past a grassy area until you reach a wide sidewalk made of bricks. Walk down that sidewalk and you should arrive at the Bond Academic Center which will be on your right.
(There will be a sign to guide you there and you’ll see catering outside the classroom).
If you park elsewhere, the Greek structure in the middle of campus is right next to that wide sidewalk. If you can keep track of where it is as you drive in, you’ll be able to find the sidewalk and then Bond Academic Center.
The San Diego chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) is actively seeking new board members to advocate for press freedom, plan events, and support journalists and students. To be considered for an appointment, please email us today here: spjsandiego@gmail.com. To be considered, you must be an SPJ member and have a few hours a month available to help support the local journalism community in the San Diego region. The board’s responsibilities include a mandatory monthly meeting, attending our events, participating in our contest preparation and judging, and various communications and advocacy roles.
Responsibilities: Board members are responsible for advocating for press and government transparency, planning and executing local events for journalists, conducting student outreach, supporting job seekers, and honoring the work of local journalists.
Requirements: To be eligible, you must be a member of the Society of Professional Journalists.
How to apply: Please email us at spjsandiego@gmail.com to discuss.
What is the best approach to informing the public of important developments in court proceedings while still maintaining the dignity and solemnity of the judicial process? Does the federal prohibition of cameras in the courtroom promote or detract from the rule of law?
Have state courts allowed cameras to turn trials into media circuses? Do California state court rules provide sufficient guidelines for access to justice for the media and the public?
Join the Superior Court, SDCBA, and SPJ for an evening of stimulating discussion and debate exploring these issues from the perspectives of a federal court judge, a state court judge, an attorney who has litigated cases attracting significant media attention, and an experienced journalist who has navigated both systems.
The SDCBA thanks its sponsor for assisting in the county bar’s support for this event: SheppardMullin.