Stories by Johnny Magdaleno

Johnny Magdaleno is a journalist, writer and photographer. His writing and photographs have been published by The Guardian, Al Jazeera, NPR, Newsweek, VICE News, the Huffington Post, the Christian Science Monitor and others. He was the 2016-2017 equitable cities fellow at Next City.

How This Community Fought for $70 Million in Cleanup Funds — and Won

Fresno’s Poorest Neighborhoods Give City a Plan for $35 Million in State Funds

Los Preservacionistas México-americanos Están Salvando la Tela Urbana de San Antonio Recientemente

Mexican-American Preservationists Are Saving San Antonio’s Urban Fabric

Long Beach Wants Fewer Commuters, More Entrepreneurs

Amid Black Unemployment Crisis, S.F. Neighborhood Looks to Green Jobs

People living in tents in San Diego

San Diego Hopes Two New Tools Will Curb Homelessness Crisis

What Autonomous Cars Mean to People Who Drive for a Living

Chicago Programs Aim to Lead Minority Youth to City Planning

How 3 Cities Are Using an App Designed to Help Them Collaborate

“Made in Baltimore” Label Designed to Boost Local Economy

Mass. Nonprofit Wants to Launch 1,000 Small Businesses in 30 Midsize Cities

Seattle Hip-Hop Artist Pushes for 100 New Black Entrepreneurs

To Support Entrepreneurs, Charlotte’s Starting With Questions

Indianapolis Disagrees With Trump’s CDBG Claims

Texas Border City Hopes Entrepreneurship Can Break Tide of Poverty

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