G. Cole Reynolds

Investigations

Leaded Legacy

Staring down one of the country’s most acute lead infestations, Oakland got an opportunity to do something about it. Beginning in 2011, it received millions of dollars from companies who produced lead paint. But instead of cleaning up the lead, Oakland let money sit untouched for more than a decade. I spent 11 weeks investigating what happened...

Northwestern Hazing

Enabling racism

Disappearing taxis

Way Off Course

Features

On Street Cred

Many of the older skaters have stories of ducking police to skate in Evanston parking lots or on street curbs. Now, they watched police cars guard a collection of concrete hills and metal rails at the tip of Twiggs Park.

Everyone has a Willie Mays Story

Ping Pong-ing with Parkinsons

Lumberjacks at the Canal

Pouring Fire

Transit Reporting

Just the first baby step

Evanston touted renovations to Main Street as a win for accessibility. Why didn't it get input from anyone with a disability?

Promise and Peril

Beep into the future

Should parking be free?

Fare simplification

How to use transit

Politics and Business

Light the Night

'Hear us out urgently'

Sick to my stomach

Dems rally for Kamala

Tenants lament just cause evictions

'Grim, sobering'

Oakland returns to its Roots

Two visions compete

Housing Bond Yanked

Racist firefighters

The little boat that couldn't

San Jose Mayor rebukes Newsom

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