Jason Lando nominated as Pittsburgh's next police chief
Mayor-elect Corey O'Connor nominated former Police Commander Jason Lando as Pittsburgh's next chief.
How the Ross Park Mall is thriving in a landscape of dying malls
Shopping malls are under threat from online shopping and disappearing customers, and many are facing the wrecking ball.
Mayor Gainey unveils final budget as city council vows to address wasteful spending
On Monday, Pittsburgh City Council took aim at a controversial $6 million comprehensive plan, saying the public is being short-changed.
"Breakdown" in Allegheny County court records department will cost 1,500 people their licenses
Hundreds of former defendants say an administrative screw-up in Allegheny County could derail their lives and their careers.
City to clean up trash and makeshift shelters near Second Avenue Commons
Bedding, trash and makeshift shelters have begun lining the sidewalks around Second Avenue Commons.
Pittsburgh Mayor-elect Corey O'Connor lays out plans for growth
Mayor-elect Corey O'Connor has big aspirations to grow the city of Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Mayor-elect Corey O'Connor thanks voters with tribute to his late father
Pittsburgh Mayor-elect Corey O'Connor hit the streets on Wednesday to thank voters, while also paying tribute to his late father.
Little has changed at Highland Detention at Shuman since partial reopening
There are new plans for Highland Detention at Shuman amid complaints that progress has stalled while many offenders continue to go free.
7 employees under suspension at Allegheny County-run Kane nursing homes, sources say
After the arrest of two employees, there's an expanding investigation into the Allegheny County-run Kane nursing homes.
Lifetime memberships at campground voided despite promise they'd be honored
Campers who bought lifetime memberships to a Laurel Highlands campground say they are being told they have to leave.
Kane Living Center manager accused in $50K fraud scheme
A trusted manager at one of the Kane Living Centers is accused of diverting tens of thousands of dollars in taxpayer money into a bogus payroll account.
Residents push back against proposed data centers
Proposed data centers are getting pushback over environments impacts and energy costs.
Organization that depends on funding calls budget impasse a "preventable crisis"
The state impasse is impacting the Pittsburgh region.
Should Pennsylvania's General Assembly be scaled back? Some state lawmakers say yes.
Is it time to shrink the size of the legislature?
Pittsburgh changing the way social workers respond to incidents with Public Safety
A program that pairs social workers with Pittsburgh police to intervene in certain incidents has been full of stops and starts.