Longtime workers with no criminal record caught up in Butler County's ICE deal, construction companies say
The construction industry says ICE is arresting longtime workers, disrupting home building in Butler County.
Criminal charges filed against former New Kensington police officer
Nathaniel Cochran, 25, is facing multiple charges.
Understaffing at Allegheny County Jail leads to $15 million in overtime
Understaffing and double shifts of forced overtime are raising safety and security concerns at the Allegheny County Jail.
$4.5 billion project to build tunnels under Pittsburgh's rivers finally underway
After decades of talk and planning, ALCOSAN's Clean Water tunnel project is finally underway.
Automated cameras blanket city, generating tickets and millions of dollars in fines
If you drive or park in Pittsburgh, you're more than likely under some kind of technological surveillance. And if you don't obey the rules, it's going to cost you.
Deep cuts and no tax increase in O'Connor's preliminary budget proposal
Facing a fiscal crisis, Pittsburgh Mayor Corey O'Connor released a budget plan on Wednesday for next year that calls for deep cuts.
Beaver school board member defends controversial Facebook post
A Beaver Area School District board member is facing calls to step down after a social media post that others are calling sexist and Islamophobic.
Pittsburgh housing authority to vote on embattled executive director from Oregon
The Pittsburgh Housing Authority board is set to name a woman who is under investigation by an ethics committee in Oregon as the new executive director.
New Kensington police officer resigns amid excessive force investigation
A New Kensington Police Department officer has resigned amid an investigation into the possible use of excessive force.
Unsealed warrant alleges awards of no-bid contracts under Gainey administration
A warrant unsealed on Monday alleges widespread awards of no-bid contracts to reward supporters of Ed Gainey while he was the mayor of Pittsburgh.
Leaders seek to revitalize East Ohio Street as businesses call for help
Pittsburgh leaders and their partners are making a concerted effort to revitalize a North Side business district.
Mayor Corey O'Connor reflects on the 20 years since his father's death
Bob O'Connor died 20 years ago today, only eight months into his term as Pittsburgh's mayor.
As police use surveillance technology, critics concerned about privacy
Police departments all around the country say surveillance technologies like cameras, drones, and license plate readers have proved invaluable in tracking and arresting violent criminals.
Data centers becoming hot issue in Pennsylvania's gubernatorial race
Data centers have become the hottest issue in political races across the country, including Pennsylvania's race for governor.
Allegheny County executive says administration won't ignore pension fund crisis
Allegheny County's pension fund is facing a $1.4 billion shortfall, as massive infusions of cash are necessary to prevent it from being depleted.