Owner and operator of Pittsburgh towing service accused of inflating costs
Vince Fannick was charged with 117 counts of insurance fraud, theft by deception and unlawful talking.
Task force to examine Pittsburgh's finances and start making cuts
Pittsburgh City Controller Rachael Heisler said all but basic services should be under review.
Gainey administration says it's prepared to make needed adjustments to avoid falling off a fiscal cliff
Is the city of Pittsburgh about to fall off a fiscal cliff?
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette agree to accept severance offers, dissolve their unit
Teamster drivers who struck the Post-Gazette have agreed to accept severance offers and dissolve their unit.
Lawyer who represented Franklin Regional attacker says he should be release from prison
Defense attorney Patrick Thomassey is asking the victims of the 2014 attack to forgive Alex Hribal.
Radioactive nuclear waste burial ground in Armstrong County to be cleaned up by federal government
An untold number of 55-gallon drums containing radioactive waste are buried in shallow trenches on a site in Armstrong County.
Police chief pushes back against criticisms of sweeping redeployment
Despite a falling number of police, Pittsburgh Police Chief Larry Scirotto said state-of-the-art data analytics are helping keep the city safe.
Judge's ruling throws future of Shuman Juvenile Detention Center in doubt
A Washington County judge has thrown the future of the Shuman Juvenile Detention Center in doubt.
Pennsylvania lawmaker to introduce legislation banning credit cards for online gambling
Sportsbooks like DraftKings and FanDuel make it easy to place bets on games around the world.
Pittsburgh-area ambulance and EMS operators say they're struggling to survive
Ambulance and emergency medical service operators across the state say they're underfunded and struggling to survive.
Homeless encampment on Fort Pitt Boulevard in Downtown Pittsburgh has to go, city says
Public safety officials and outreach workers have made their last efforts to relocate those who live there.
Bill would incentivize developers to turn Pittsburgh office buildings into apartments
Office buildings cleared out during the pandemic but efforts to convert them into apartment buildings have stalled.
Developers want to build in Downtown Pittsburgh. But they say they need help
Downtown Pittsburgh office buildings cleared out during the pandemic, and efforts to convert some into apartment buildings have stalled.
Pittsburgh councilman says he'll heed controller's budget shortfall warnings
Is the city of Pittsburgh headed into a fiscal disaster?
Pittsburgh city controller warns that city is headed into major financial crisis
Falling property values threaten to blow a hole in Pittsburgh's finances.