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While PWSA and Veolia squabble over who’s to blame, some call for quicker action to address Pittsburgh’s lead crisis

While PWSA and Veolia squabble over who’s to blame, some call for quicker action to address Pittsburgh’s lead crisis

“It seems to me that there’s so much we don’t know, but from everything I’ve reviewed it seems there’s culpability to be shared.”

By Rebecca Addison Aug 16, 2017

Etna and Sharpsburg believe a trail can bring economic revitalization to the riverfront towns

Etna and Sharpsburg believe a trail can bring economic revitalization to the riverfront towns

“I can see people in our business district all the time now. A trail can only enhance all of that.”

By Ryan Deto Aug 16, 2017

Pittsburgh City Paper joins national initiative sponsored by ProPublica to document incidents of hate

Pittsburgh City Paper joins national initiative sponsored by ProPublica to document incidents of hate

“If we don’t address these issues, then these incidents multiply and become bigger and bigger.”

By Rebecca Nuttall Aug 9, 2017

Despite what you have heard, Pittsburgh’s still losing population to the suburbs. Will that change?

Despite what you have heard, Pittsburgh’s still losing population to the suburbs. Will that change?

“In a region where we are not gaining population, we have to figure out how to invest in jobs and people."

By Ryan Deto Aug 9, 2017

<i>Pittsburgh City Paper</i> presents its 2017 Sh*t List of public servants who need to clean up their acts, or risk being flushed

Pittsburgh City Paper presents its 2017 Sh*t List of public servants who need to clean up their acts, or risk being flushed

Politics is one of the few places where turds actually rise to the top

By CP Staff Aug 2, 2017

Pittsburgh’s Center for Women’s Behavioral Health at West Penn helps women with postpartum depression

Pittsburgh’s Center for Women’s Behavioral Health at West Penn helps women with postpartum depression

A husband used his wife’s suicide as a catalyst to help other women in distress after childbirth

By Kim Lyons Jul 26, 2017

Pittsburgh’s medical respite center is in need of expansion, but faces uncertainty under possible federal health-care changes

Pittsburgh’s medical respite center is in need of expansion, but faces uncertainty under possible federal health-care changes

“This program has got to stay alive.”

By Ryan Deto Jul 26, 2017

The future is unclear for Pennsylvania kids dependent on Medicaid

The future is unclear for Pennsylvania kids dependent on Medicaid

“I just wish that in 2017, I didn’t have to worry if my daughter was going to have health care or not.”

By Haley Frederick Jul 26, 2017

Telemedicine services in Pittsburgh say a lot about the future of health care

Telemedicine services in Pittsburgh say a lot about the future of health care

“This is truly a patient-centric system instead of a system-centric system.”

By Charlie Deitch Jul 26, 2017

Over a year ago, a 30-student fight thrust the school into the headlines, but what’s been going on there since?

Over a year ago, a 30-student fight thrust the school into the headlines, but what’s been going on there since?

“The narrative is changing around what University Preparatory School at Margaret Milliones was and is now.”

By Rebecca Addison Jul 19, 2017

Does Pittsburgh need official ‘sanctuary city’ status to fully protect its immigrant population?

Does Pittsburgh need official ‘sanctuary city’ status to fully protect its immigrant population?

“I am less concerned about the title versus the substance of those bills.”

By Ryan Deto Jul 19, 2017

In memory of "Night of the Living Dead" director George A. Romero

In memory of "Night of the Living Dead" director George A. Romero

Pittsburgh filmmaker/writer Mike Watt offers a tribute to the "Godfather of the Zombie Movie" George Romero

By Mike Watt Jul 17, 2017

Pennsylvania House Speaker Mike Turzai’s Wikipedia edited by account tied to House Republicans

Pennsylvania House Speaker Mike Turzai’s Wikipedia edited by account tied to House Republicans

“If you are working for a politician, then you probably shouldn’t be making edits.”

By Ryan Deto Jul 12, 2017

Comedian and makeup artist Norman Freeman gives makeovers to those in need

Comedian and makeup artist Norman Freeman gives makeovers to those in need

“One day I did her makeup and it changed her whole demeanor.”

By Rebecca Addison Jul 12, 2017

How will a planned medical-marijuana facility in McKeesport benefit those who live there?

How will a planned medical-marijuana facility in McKeesport benefit those who live there?

“We’re really excited here in the city to be on the forefront of this new and upcoming industry.”

By Rebecca Addison Jul 5, 2017

Carl Redwood talks activism success, struggles and how to move forward

Carl Redwood talks activism success, struggles and how to move forward

“Almost every issue is linked to capitalism being at the root of the problem.”

By Ryan Deto Jul 5, 2017

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