Democrats' long-sought climate, health care, and tax package has been sent to President Joe Biden for his signature. Learn who's behind it, and why they believe it's desperately needed.

Kennywood, along with Sandcastle Waterpark and Idlewild & SoakZone, now offer a Rainy Day Guarantee that will allow guests to return if their visits are affected by storms.

Style Week Pittsburgh returns to provide a platform for local "fashion-focused brands to network, exhibit talents, and gain recognition."

The National Aviary will celebrate the birthdays of Wookiee and Vivien at a special event.

We're highlighting everything that made Pittsburgh the weird place it is this week.

A local environmental group is recruiting high school students for a year-long educational program aimed at training up a new generation of air quality advocates.

This year's popular Black beer fest, Barrel & Flow, is back and better than ever. Check this piece to find out which beers to taste, which musicians to hear, and what else to look out for.

Local environmental advocates ask Pa.'s congressional delegation to prioritize stronger carbon emission standards for new cars.

Pittsburgh’s Hill District is set for an $11.3 million injection into its aging infrastructure systems, which officials say will improve accessibility for residents and help connect the neighborhood’s lower, middle and upper subsections.

The Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council's N'art campaign uses ads, stickers, maps, and more to connect people with local arts and culture.

Departing Pittsburgh City Paper writer Dani Janae breaks down her favorite songs by local artists.

An ongoing file of the best (and worst) city lists Pittsburgh gets ranked on in 2022

Where does Pittsburgh rank? How does the Steel City keep ending up on all these lists? We're doing our best to document every Best or Worst ranking for Pittsburgh that we spot online or that comes across our inboxes in 2022.

VIDEO: Natalie Bencivenga digs into the meaning of the three new abortion bills recently passed in the city of Pittsburgh during this interview with Mohammed Burny, chief of staff for City Councilor Bobby Wilson

Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh dance parties playing everything from Kesha to early aughts hip hop.

Longtime Pittsburgh columnist Tony Norman has left the Post-Gazette to write for NEXT Pittsburgh. In an exclusive interview with Pittsburgh City Paper, Norman shares about his plans for this next chapter and reflects back on his many years in the business.

A total of 16 Black-led arts and cultural organizations received major grant funding as part of Pittsburgh's Cultural Treasures initiative.

Head to the Benedum Center to see a rollicking musical adaptation of the hit 1992 film starring Whoopi Goldberg.

Pittsburgh City Paper is pleased to announce that Lucy Chen has been promoted to Art Director. Since being hired as an Editorial Designer at City Paper in 2021, Chen has helmed the paper's editorial design, including illustrating covers, designing the weekly editorial print pages, creating promotional images, and more...

"Trump...since when he was a candidate was encouraging violence even at his own rallies" Lynn is talking about the Washington Post article by Hannah Allam about the FBI searching the former presidents home which seems to involve documents brought to Florida from the White House and how that will outrage Trump and his supporters, who will seek to gain political advantage from it. Audio Only Archive...

We take a closer look at Coraopolis' Latino population through census statistics, personal stories, expert opinions at Casa San José, and a soccer game.