Automated red-light cameras are being introduced to some of Pittsburgh’s busiest intersections.

Commercial Street/Forward Avenue and Trail Short-term Closure Thursday

The word is finally starting to spread about aphasia. Despite affecting more than 2 million Americans annually, few people have heard about the neurological...

City Cuts is the City of Pittsburgh’s lawn cutting program for our older neighbors, our veteran neighbors, and our neighbors with disabilities who do not have the means to cut their own grass.

A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh has charged six Pittsburgh-area residents with violating the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act, obstructing justice, and conspiring to ob...

Pittsburgh City Council members blamed their budget-drafting woes on a lack of critical information. The result: a 2026 spending plan crafted by council that the mayor says is underfunded by tens of m...

Pittsburgh property owners are set to get a bit more time to take advantage of the tax discount offered to early filers. Mayor Corey O’Connor and City Council members want to extend the deadline...

It’s a challenging and uncertain time for America’s clean energy industry. Congress repealed the federal clean energy tax credits through President Trump’s “one big beautiful b...

United Way’s Free Tax Prep Coalition has helped 129,000+ taxpayers file for free since 2009—saving $29M in fees and generating $212M in refunds. Keep more of your money with free, expert tax help.

The James Beard Foundation on Wednesday announced the semifinalists for its 2026 chef and restaurant awards. Pittsburgh received two nods, one for a chef,...

A price tag of $32 million a year for five years could eliminate blight in the city of Pittsburgh, according to the findings of a city task force charged to find funds for the city’s land bank.

Pittsburgh City Council plans to add millions to Mayor Gainey’s 2026 budget proposal. A vote on the amendments and a tax hike comes this Sunday.

The City's Snow Angel Program helps Pittsburgh residents with snow removal services during the winter season

Due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, low-income Pennsylvanians will likely not get food or utility assistance they would normally receive in early November.