Pittsburgh’s Public Source reviewed new campaign finance filings in three state House races in Allegheny and Butler counties, and found more than $3 million in spending.

U.S. Steel will pay little or no property tax in some Mon Valley towns this year and next under a settlement. Here’s what that means for local budgets.

Pittsburgh's Public Source interviewed candidates in three state House races that could help decide control of Pennsylvania's narrowly divided General Assembly.

Allegheny County Council voted to mandate up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave for workers at businesses with 15 or more ...

The increase approved by the ALCOSAN board will be the first of three sharp annual hikes that will inflate sewer bills by ...

A Pittsburgh Public Schools graduate, former district employee and education activist writes about why she chose PPS for her daughter instead of homeschooling.

A $13.3 million trial will give 1,200 Allegheny County residents GLP-1s or a placebo to test effects on addiction, crime and ...

Seven months into contract talks, 96% of CCAC faculty voted to authorize a strike. Union leaders spoke to Pittsburgh’s Public Source about the sticking points.

Pittsburgh’s Public Source interviewed Parento CEO Dirk Doebler on what Allegheny County businesses should consider before paid parental leave starts.

Armani Crowe, a student at Sto-Rox Junior/Senior High School, participates on May 12, 2026, in the First Tee program through the Arnold Palmer Learning Center. Youth learn life skills through golf at ...

Three Allegheny County library systems have unionized though just one has a contract. Workers describe $13.22 hourly wages, short-staffing and growing duties.

Homeowners often fight shelters over parking, traffic and noise. In this commentary, a political philosopher argues their tax benefits help put others in tents.