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GOP state committees alter five Pa. criminal justice bills causing advocates to drop support

Surviving the Holidays with your health goals intact

Find second-hand gifts for your pup at the first-ever Thrifty Paws pop-up store

Recent moves by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette management have led to a shrinking and increasingly chaotic newsroom. Can the P-G survive?

Hazelwood and Greenfield need flood protection and pedestrian infrastructure, not a multi-million dollar driverless shuttle, say residents and advocates

Hectic Holidays: Stay calm and enjoy the festivities

Steve Zappala, son of Allegheny County DA, is running for state House District 21

Workers at LGBTQ service center Persad vote to unionize with United Steelworkers

Pa. Treasurer Joe Torsella renews calls for Mark Zuckerberg’s ouster as Facebook board chair

Port Authority might consolidate stops on 88-Penn and 48-Arlington bus routes; riders can weigh in on the plan until Feb. 7, 2020

Where do Allegheny County’s elected officials stand on the fight over fracking and cracker plants?

Pittsburgh to host a racial justice town hall next week in East Liberty

New Black-owned CBD store aims to dispel its placebo myth

GASP and Patagonia use mural to urge action on curbing air pollution

Pittsburgh’s free holiday parking policy may not be as great as it seems

While you're out on Small Business Saturday, support Healing Totes by donating at these local women-owned spots

Screenings return to Harris Theater after PCAM decision shakes local film community

Celebrate Giving Tuesday by supporting one of these local organizations

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette journalists enter second week of byline strike

Jessica Benham picks up five progressive endorsements in state Rep. race against conservative Democrat