Commonwealth Media Services
The Braddock-based nonprofit Heritage Community Transportation that provides low-cost bus services for Mon Valley residents is now accepting applications from schools, government-affiliated entities, and other nonprofits for its courtesy rider card program.
Katie Blackley
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90.5 WESA
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A Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling last week affirmed cyclists' right to ride on roadways. But cyclists must make a reasonable effort not to impede cars and trucks. -
Officials broke ground Friday on two empty lots that Habitat for Humanity of Greater Pittsburgh will transform into two single-family homes. -
Dozens of nearby residents — many with children, dogs, or bicycles — gathered for the ceremonial event to reopen the bridge, which replaces one that had been torn down more than a decade ago. -
PIT PAWS, Pups Alleviating Worries and Stress, is the airport’s certified therapy dog program. Throughout the week, 43 good boys and girls hound down nervous fliers and seek out belly rubs. -
Pittsburgh-area land banks have sold properties and evolved over time. But as they look to the next block, they must continue to secure funding and build on their models. -
Venture Outdoors, a Pittsburgh-based nonprofit that offers kayak and paddleboard rentals on the three rivers, has opened a new boat launch dock on the Allegheny River, right below the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. -
The bill passed Tuesday is a key part of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget proposal, and was recently amended to include half a billion dollars for infrastructure upgrades sought by Republicans. -
The bus I like to call my “home bus” is the 60 bus. The 60 comes in useful sometimes, but there are problems, like when it stops running early. -
The service, which costs 25 cents a ride for adults and 10 cents for children aged 6 to 11, connects 16 Mon Valley communities to groceries, health care, employment and the larger PRT routes throughout Allegheny County. -
The cost of residential parking permits is set to increase July 1. Residential parking permits will double from $20 to $40 per year.
