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.

Marty Garrigan, center, of Springdale Township, confronts Brian Regli, left, a consultant for Allegheny DC, about the environmental impacts of a planned A.I. data center during a public open house ...

Allegheny County Council voted to mandate up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave for workers at businesses with 15 or more employees, the first local policy in the U.S.

The increase approved by the ALCOSAN board will be the first of three sharp annual hikes that will inflate sewer bills by nearly 50% by 2029. Officials said they’re needed to cover a ...

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

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.

The nation’s first local paid parental leave mandate hits Allegheny County employers in a year. Here’s how the ordinance moved from proposal to passage.

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

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

A Monroeville therapist’s premium is rising to $887 a month. Pittsburgh’s Public Source asked health care experts why costs keep climbing.

Allegheny County will hold public meetings today and Oct. 28 on the proposed Springdale data center. Its review flagged missing Health Department certification.