Sewer bills to surge 14% next year in most of Allegheny County
The increase approved by the ALCOSAN board will be the first of three sharp annual hikes that will inflate sewer bills by nearly 50% by 2029. Officials said they’re needed to cover a multibillion-dollar plan to keep sewage out of Pittsburgh’s rivers. The post Sewer bills to surge 14% next year in most of Allegheny County appeared first on Pittsburgh's Public Source . PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.
Pittsburgh housing authority’s new executive director defends trip expenses
Ivory Mathews remains under investigation in Oregon for allegedly misusing more than $100,000 in public money for her personal benefit.
Patrick Vereb taken into custody after pleading guilty to pet cremation fraud
Patrick Vereb was led from an Allegheny County courtroom in handcuffs Thursday morning.
Cheswick Pools & Patios closes after 23 years; auction open to sell inventory
Cheswick Pools & Patios has announced it’s auctioning off its inventory after closing it’s doors for good. (Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive) Chesy the purple elephant, which stands tall above the Cheswick Pools & Patios storefront, could be yours. After 23 years in business in the Alle-Kiski Valley,...
Mount Lebanon AMC theater Shutting Down Amid Galleria Rumors
Pittsburgh's AMC Mount Lebanon 6 theater closes. The Galleria mall remains open despite rumors. Wegmans supermarket coming to South Hills?
Primanti Bros. plasn to open locations early for Steelers game in Paris
The early opening will feature a morning happy hour beginning at 9 a.m., offering half-price pricing on nearly all drinks behind the bar.
2 men accused of abusing 23 dogs in alleged Aliquippa dogfighting ring will head...
Two men accused of abusing nearly two dozen dogs in an alleged dogfighting ring will head to trial.
Large fight at Pittsburgh-area high school leads to arrest
A fight involving several juveniles at Sto-Rox High School led to an arrest and multiple charges Wednesday, according to a police criminal complaint.
No, the Galleria of Mt. Lebanon is not closing
The Galleria in Mt. Lebanon's property owners said a social media rumor saying the mall is closing next month is false.
PRT continues long-range study of light rail system
Pittsburgh Regional Transit has launched a long-range assessment of its light rail network aimed at determining how the system can best meet future ridership goals while balancing operating and maintenance costs. The effort, according to a community announcement, will examine how changing travel patterns and land use along existing rail...
