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Six year old Halle is seen shown swinging a blue wiffle ball bat as her family waits in the outfield of the South Side's Armstrong Park. In the distance, the homes of 12th Street border the street across from the park. Halle wears a pink sundress, pearls, and a pink scarf in her dark hair.

Community storytelling

After a sometimes-frightening summer, South Side looks back and forward

by Terryaun Bell and Stephanie Strasburg September 12, 2022May 31, 2023

Economy & Housing

URA weighs joining Housing Authority to aid new homeowners

by Eric Jankiewicz September 8, 2022September 8, 2022

Children run along the Somers Drive section of Bedford Dwellings as Pittsburgh’s skyline rises in the background on a sunny day, on Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2022. At right, power lines run along the street illuminated by the setting sun, at left, framed by trees and bushes and green lawns, the brick buildings of Bedford Dwellings sit before a sidewalk and line of parked cars.

Economy & Housing

Second chance for Pittsburgh’s first public housing: Application for $50 million nearly done

by Eric Jankiewicz and Stephanie Strasburg September 7, 2022December 9, 2022

photo illustration of houses in the background and then house of cards playing cards in different square grids

Updated: A lawsuit could lower thousands of tax bills and threaten Allegheny County’s ‘house of cards’ property assessment system

by Rich Lord September 1, 2022September 7, 2022

Robert Spragling, who lives in McKeesport Towers, stands for a portrait after his visit to court on Thursday, Aug. 11, 2022, in McKeesport. Spragling told a district judge during his eviction hearing that he couldn't afford to pay the $822 he owed in rent to McKeesport Housing Authority. Spragling was referred to a Department of Human Services official who helped him fill out paperwork to get rent for June and July from remaining federal assistance funds. But come September, Spragling may be facing another eviction hearing.(Photo by Stephanie Strasburg/PublicSource)

Economy & Housing

Eviction filings surge as COVID rent relief ends

by Eric Jankiewicz August 18, 2022August 18, 2022

Pittsburgh has spent just a quarter of its federal COVID relief as neighborhoods await improvements

by Charlie Wolfson August 16, 2022August 15, 2022

A man walks on the campus of Carnegie Mellon University on March 27. In response to COVID-19, CMU has switched to remote learning for the remainder of the semester and encouraged all students to leave on campus housing if they're able to. (Photo by Kimberly Rowen/PublicSource)

CMU master plan prioritizes community integration

by Eric Jankiewicz July 26, 2022July 26, 2022

Maybe it is rocket science: Before Allegheny County stopped reassessing property, it was almost a pioneer

by Essay by Christopher Briem July 19, 2022July 18, 2022

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey

The Exempt Dilemma

Updated: Gainey Administration pulls city out of Peduto-era OnePGH Fund

by Charlie Wolfson July 13, 2022July 15, 2022

A view of Oakland, from the Cathedral of Learning across Central and South Oakland, where new towers may soon rise. (Photo by Lucas Zheng/PublicSource)

Plan for Oakland’s next decade wins OK, despite reservations of residents

by Emma Folts June 14, 2022June 22, 2022

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