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Help Wanted – Job Opportunities 10-14-2026

PUBLIC NOTICE — NOW RECRUITING FULL-TIME POLICE OFFICER Your next career move could make a difference in someone’s life. Looking for a career with purpose,...

While Black Families Pay More for Power, Some Attorneys General Fight to Save High-Cost Coal

By Hazel Trice Edney Families across the country are opening their monthly utility bills with a growing sense of dread. Groceries cost more. Rent costs...

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...

Consumers and states awarded $694 million after predatory auto lender settles lawsuit

By Dr. Anthony O. Kellum, Contributing Columnist For generations, the conversation about Black wealth has focused on what we do not have: not enough savings, not enough access to capital, not enough homeownership and not enough inherited wealth. Those realities matter, and the disparities behind them are real but there is another question worth asking: […]

The Carr Report…The 401(k) millionaire formula isn’t complicated—but it ain’t easy!

Fidelity just dropped a number that should make every worker sit up: 769,000. That’s how many 401(k) accounts on Fidelity’s platform held at least $1...

Help Wanted – Job Opportunities 10-7-2026

 WORKERS COMPENSATION SPECIALIST Pittsburgh Regional Transit is seeking a Workers Compen­sation Specialist to investigate work-related injuries/disabilities by collecting and compiling information gathered from internal and...

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...

Property is Power: What is a gift of equity and what could it mean for Black America?

By Dr. Anthony O. Kellum, Contributing Columnist For generations, the conversation about Black wealth has focused on what we do not have: not enough savings, not enough access to capital, not enough homeownership and not enough inherited wealth. Those realities matter, and the disparities behind them are real but there is another question worth asking: […]

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...

Charlene Crowell: Despite fair housing courtroom victories, HUD seeks more cuts

by Charlene Crowell   (TriceEdneyWire.com)—Despite getting slapped down by three courts over this summer, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) still plans to continue...
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