Florin Râșteiu is an investigative journalist at Buletin de București, where he has worked since 2020. His reporting focuses on corruption, public spending, local government, and political influence, with a particular emphasis on uncovering how public resources are managed in Bucharest and the surrounding Ilfov County. Through meticulous document analysis, data-driven reporting, and months-long investigations, he has built a reputation for exposing abuses of power and bringing complex public-interest stories to light. In 2025, he investigated the political and financial networks behind Bucharest’s Open Streets programme, showing how a public cultural initiative became a source of lucrative contracts for companies with close political ties. His investigation Circuitul Negoiță exposed an elaborate scheme through which public money was spent on a major boulevard project outside the oversight of elected local councillors, using a network of politically controlled companies. In Băluță’s Free Swimming Pool (Gratuitatea lui Băluță), he exposed how a public swimming pool promised as a free resource for students became a profitable concession benefiting politically connected interests. In 2024, The “Poor People’s Clan” (Clanul “Sărmanilor”), co-authored with Cătălin Doscaș, revealed how social housing in Otopeni intended for vulnerable residents had instead been allocated to people connected to the local administration. Chitila’s Secret Business Deals (Afacerile Secrete din Chitila) uncovered hidden business interests and potential conflicts of interest involving the mayor of Chitila.