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INTERNATIONAL REPORTING/ WEB DOCUMENTARY
Phones stolen on American streets can end up in pockets thousands of miles away. In Brazil, where a legal iPhone has the world's highest price tag, a smartphone black market has emerged to satisfy demand for the device.
Read the full story and watch the documentary for National Geographic.
VIDEO
In exchange for valuable tax breaks from the city five years ago, tech companies have been flocking to San Francisco's low-income Tenderloin and Mid-Market neighborhoods. As the area improves, will long-time residents get left behind?
INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING
Kaiser Permanente has been held up as a national model for healthcare, but critics contend that it routinely fails to adequately serve patients with mental health problems. *Winner of SF Press Club Greater Bay Area Journalism Award for Best Series
INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA JOURNALISM
In-depth multimedia project that combines video, animation, text and data visualization in an immersive package that explores the rise of cellphone theft and how the devices are being sold abroad. * Nominated for 2016 News & Documentary EMMY
DATA REPORTING/ INTERACTIVE JOURNALISM
To whom does San Francisco's oldest neighborhood belong? The Chronicle spent eight months in the heart of the Mission documenting the changes faced by those who call this neighborhood home.
DATA VISUALIZATION
Selected Visualizations from project exploring the impact of the proposed Nicaragua Canal.
Interactive map shows the flow of containers from land to sea and vice versa. Circles show the top 20 ports worldwide, scaled by volume of container traffic. Lines show global shipping voyages for 2007.
D3 Line graph comparing how Nicaragua fares against its closest neighbors in economic development over the years.
D3 bar chart comparing the Human Development Index of countries in the Western hemisphere. Nicaragua is the second lowest before Haiti.