More needs to be done to prepare for storm damage in Pittsburgh region, new...
A new report said more needs to be done to prepare for storm damage in the Pittsburgh area.
Penn Hills mayor challenges interim manager appointment process
After the Jan. 5 reorganization meeting, Penn Hills remains without a manager. Mayor Pauline Calabrese announced she filed an emergency injunction to stop what she claims is an “unlawful appointment process” of an interim municipal manager. The need for a full-time manager comes after a Dec. 15 council...
Editorial: Pittsburgh turns the page — with work still to do
On Monday, Pittsburgh started a new story. Corey O’Connor was sworn in as the city’s 62nd mayor. As with so many such moments, it came with optimism about what comes next. It also has to come with realism. There is much that must be examined with clear eyes and honest objectives.
Shadyside Academy welcomes students to new Rockwell Middle School
The building will bring grades 6-12 together on the same campus.
Pittsburgh Walk of Fame accepting 2026 nominations
In all, 10 people will be recognized this year. The class of honorees will be announced in the spring, then inducted in the fall.
Three people hurt in crash involving North Versailles Police Department cruiser
The crash happened along Lincoln Highway while a police officer was responding to a medical emergency.
Pittsburgh neighbors call for tighter regulations on short-term rentals after New Year’s shooting
With a new city administration now in office, City Council members Bobby Wilson and Deb Gross say they plan to revisit how short-term rentals are regulated.
Puppy preparing for adoption after former owner allegedly closed it inside suitcase in Pittsburgh
A puppy is at the center of an animal abuse case out of Pittsburgh’s North Side. Now, it’s being prepared for adoption.
Shooting at Airbnb reignites calls for regulation on short-term rentals
A shooting at a property rented through Airbnb has reignited calls for regulation on short-term rentals in Pittsburgh.
New year, new laws for Pennsylvanians
The new year brings a wave of new laws in the Keystone State and Pittsburgh. Why it matters: The changes will influence how we work, learn, drive and pay taxes. By the numbers: Pennsylvania lawmakers passed roughly 65 bills last year, ranking 2025 among their least productive years over the last decade.
