In Oakland, renters occupy 80% of homes. Amid student housing demand, longtime residents stay rooted, embracing change and community.

From a buzzing barbershop to a graffitied skate park, Oakland’s third places give residents room to gather, connect and belong.

Pittsburgh Public Schools will vote tonight on a plan to close 12 schools. Nearly 80 speakers at a recent hearing urged ...

Editor-in-chief, co-executive director of nonprofit newsroom receives 40 under 40 award for community journalism and ...

Pittsburgh's $6 million 2050 Comprehensive Plan has been in development since 2023. New City Council resolutions would claw back some funds.

Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh journalists return to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette after a court upheld a National Labor Relations Board decision for the union.

U.S. Steel facilities will see a nearly sixfold increase in fees on its facilities, allowing the Health Department to add ...

The City Planning Commission's vote to rezone more than 40 parcels in Hazelwood sends the matter to Pittsburgh City Council.

PRT’s temporary T reroute through Allentown draws mixed reactions. The transit agency eyes the rail’s future in a neighborhood grappling with mobility needs.

In New Mexico, the state now provides free childcare for all families, regardless of income, funded by oil and gas royalties.

Students and faculty at Pitt continue to call for financial transparency and divestment from Israel. Campus expression has ...

The Pittsburgh bridge’s real power comes out when it’s closed to automotive traffic. So why not make that permanent and ...