County focusing on getting those experiencing homelessness into permanent housing
There are still scores of people experiencing homelessness without temporary housing and hundreds more who can't find a permanent place to live.
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There are still scores of people experiencing homelessness without temporary housing and hundreds more who can't find a permanent place to live.
In the past six or seven months, people in Mt. Washington say small groups of juveniles have been breaking into cars and committing other crimes.
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey is set to unveil a plan to triple the police presence when those problems are most evident.
Several national real estate corporations have been buying hundreds of single-family homes in the Pittsburgh region, turning them into rentals.
They say justice delayed is justice denied.
But $40 million and four years later, 420 Boulevard of the Allies is still not renovated or open for business.
KDKA's Andy Sheehan spoke to business leaders in Pittsburgh on the city trying to bounce back after the "Pittsburgh pause."
Due to the increase in violence in schools, heightened calls for more school security, and for districts to have their own police departments.
For the better part of five days last week, the Mon Valley was trapped in a pollution inversion.
Kazyiah Thomas' death raises other concerns about security and supervision at her group home.
Only about half of downtown Pittsburgh's office workers have returned while the rest continue to stay away.
ALCOSAN, the Allegheny County Sanitary Authority, is spending $2 billion of your money over the next decade and a half to clean up our rivers and streams.
The city is hiring lawyers and more lawyers, and city taxpayers are footing the bill.
KDKA's Andy Sheehan investigates the long-term effects of Pittsburgh's only juvenile detention center closing.
Six years later, that situation dramatically changed.
