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City, county leaders want more diverse contracting from ALCOSAN

Pittsburgh Mayor O’Connor and Allegheny County Executive Innamorato called for improvement following a Pittsburgh’s Public Source report on the diversity numbers in a $1...

Mapping new routes from farm to table in Pittsburgh

Farmers, food businesses and advocates meeting this week said the region needs clearer access to support, more opportunities to share costs and stronger connections...

Voting by mail underway as usual in Allegheny County in 2026

Here’s how you can still return your ballot by mail or at a drop-off — or just take it to the polls on Nov....

Ivory Mathews chosen as new leader of Pittsburgh’s Housing Authority

by Mia Hollie Pittsburgh’s Public Source The Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh has had the same leader for more than a decade. Its board...

Audio: Innamorato makes case for paid parental leave ahead of vote set for today

Public Source reporter Oliver Morrison, in a partnership with NPR, describes the personal and national implications of a proposed Allegheny County mandate which is...

Paid parental leave clears health board, heads for Allegheny County Council

First-in-the-nation county-level leave for new mothers and fathers would kick in a year from council approval and the executive’s signature. “Pittsburgh's Public Source is an...

When the Steelers sell tickets, here’s how much the public sector gets

Acrisure Stadium will fill this weekend for the Steelers’ opener. Public Source asked: How much ticket revenue flows to the public, which largely paid...

Innamorato’s paid parental leave push is personal, political and maybe a national precedent

The Allegheny County executive was a supporter of paid parental leave before her pregnancy, and it could become a signature reelection campaign plank. Blue...

Troy Hill is still waiting for its new rec center, five years after a $6M pledge

Federal ARPA pandemic relief money was supposed to be the solution. Now the funding has dwindled and the center is still mothballed. What happened? “Pittsburgh's...

Troy Hill is still waiting for its new rec center, five years after a $6M pledge

Federal ARPA pandemic relief money was supposed to be the solution. Now the funding has dwindled and the center is still mothballed. What happened? “Pittsburgh's...

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