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The Bay Area is widely considered to be an epicenter of a housing crisis that stretches across the nation. But as real estate here has grown increasingly out of reach for more and more people, it’s gotten harder to tell which companies are sitting on the largest portfolios of land, how they wield their power
After our reporting raised serious questions about an organization that has received aid from multiple governments, it took us to court.
The winning projects address immigration, modern-day redlining and Silicon Valley’s diversity problem.
The Trump administration says that workplace safety records cannot be disclosed under the Freedom of Information Act.
EMERYVILLE, Calif. – The Center for Investigative Reporting has hired Esther Kaplan to be its new executive editor. Kaplan, currently of Type Investigations, will edit and steer coverage for CIR’s award-winning newsroom alongside Editor-in-Chief Matt Thompson and Executive Producers Amanda Pike and Kevin Sullivan. CIR publishes its work through the revealnews.org website; the Reveal public
The Online News Association has honored Reveal with two of its Online Journalism Awards, which celebrate the best in digital journalism. Both of the Reveal projects that won awards were collaborations with leading newsrooms. They are: Case Cleared: How Rape Goes Unpunished in America, which won the Al Neuharth Innovation in Investigative Journalism Award in
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine has awarded Reveal’s Flood Thy Neighbor project one of its 2019 Communication Awards, which “recognize excellence in reporting and communicating science, engineering, and medicine to the general public.” The project, a collaboration with ProPublica and Vox, showed how the U.S.’s levy system increases flood risks for neighboring
Three projects by Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting have been named finalists for awards honoring excellence in digital journalism from the Online News Association. All three projects are collaborations with other news organizations, highlighting our commitment to working with outlets across the country to create powerful investigative reporting across platforms. Monumental Lies is
Reveal from The Center for Investigative Reporting has been named the recipient of two News & Documentary Emmy Award nominations from The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
In a four-part series hosted by Reveal’s Al Letson, Reveal explores investigative themes ranging from a controversial counterterrorism expert to a legendary journalist who changed the game for women.
