Mayor Looking At Options To Get Abandoned Hazelwood Plant Cleaned Up
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto says he's looking at what the city might be able to do to help frustrated residents in Hazelwood.
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Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto says he's looking at what the city might be able to do to help frustrated residents in Hazelwood.
Cecelia Jedlicka lives in her family home in Hazelwood across the street from a huge facility where bags of city trash were supposed to be recycled but now sit abandoned.
Every three minutes, a food allergy sends someone to the emergency room.
Bill Peduto has been mayor of the city now for four months, but he still hasn't named a new chief for his embattled police bureau, which is in dire need of new leadership.
Pennsylvania parents with children afflicted with seizures are feeling increasingly desperate.
Take a drive up Brookline Boulevard and you'll put your tires, your rims and even your axles at risk.
More Pittsburgh streets could get attention now that the city has come up with an extra $3 million for road paving.
In his first broadcast TV interview, Republican Bob Guzzardi, who is challenging Gov. Tom Corbett in the May 20 Republican primary, is very blunt.
Pittsburgh is one name that continues to come up as a host city for the Democratic National Convention in 2016.
Gay couples and others challenging Pennsylvania's 1996 law banning same-sex marriage asked a federal judge Monday to bypass a trial in favor of a quicker ruling in the case.
One anti-fracking group says drillers are targeting Pennsylvania's county parks.
Officials are investigating after a Range Resources impoundment started leaking.
Local experts to head a working group to end addiction.
Kim Francis, of Squirrel Hill, was surprised when she and her parents, Judy and Mike Sparlin, were invited to hear the president and vice president speak at CCAC on Wednesday. But that was just the start.
While President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden were unveiling a new job training grant program at the CCAC campus in North Fayette Wednesday, one man got not one, but two mentions for the job he is doing so far.
