Stories by Bill Bradley

Bill Bradley is a writer and reporter living in Brooklyn. His work has appeared in Deadspin, GQ, and Vanity Fair, among others.

These Future Doctors Are Learning How to Influence Urban Design

This Detroiter Wants to Change How the City Votes

Voter Advocates Say There’s a Way to Increase Turnout

Chief Resilience Officers Tie Economic Stability for All to Disaster Recovery in Cities

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New Miami Development Takes a Holistic Approach to Solving Family Homelessness

Congress Could Give Important Bipartisan Boost to City Parks

Detroit Works Bike-Share Into a Car-Centric City

A New Kind of Health Center Is Coming to Mission District in S.F.
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City Leaders Met Yesterday in NYC to Strategize the Resistance

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Transforming a Vacant Paint Factory Into a $12.9 Million Arts and Tech Center

Private Money, Public Spaces: What to Watch for in the Next Four Years

Small-Town America Is Facing Big-City Problems

The Blight-Fighting Solution for Saving 40,000 Detroiters From Eviction

The Obama Man Turning Around Chicago’s South Side Isn’t Rahm Emanuel

What Happened When My Small-Town, 50-Something Parents Moved to the City

Could the Pop-Up Bank Trend Benefit the Unbanked?