Posted inUncategorized Allegheny County voters veto proposed tax hike to establish $18 million children’s fund by J. Dale Shoemaker and Mary Niederberger November 6, 2018March 18, 2019
Posted inAftermath: Synagogue attack, Uncategorized Jewish tradition frequently stands against the death penalty. Synagogue shooter’s case may put it to the test. by Oliver Morrison November 5, 2018November 19, 2018
Posted inUncategorized ‘An act of spiritual resistance’: Pittsburgh’s Jewish community hosts Shabbat services one week after the Tree of Life shooting by J. Dale Shoemaker and Saima Sitwat November 4, 2018August 4, 2021
Posted inAftermath: Synagogue attack, Uncategorized Mourning sisters help one another see and feel a ‘sense of peace’ at Tree of Life memorial by Kat Procyk November 2, 2018November 19, 2018
Posted inAftermath: Synagogue attack, Local Government, PUBLIC SAFETY, Uncategorized In the wake of the shooting at Tree of Life, Pittsburgh City Council promises action on gun control. What is even feasible in Pennsylvania? by J. Dale Shoemaker and Jeffrey Benzing October 31, 2018March 18, 2019
Posted inPUBLIC SAFETY, Uncategorized Low funding, strained patrols and officer turnover common among some Mon Valley police departments. Will East Pittsburgh’s crisis spur change elsewhere? by Jeffrey Benzing October 2, 2018January 18, 2019
Posted inEnvironment, Uncategorized Pittsburgh leaders, citizens attack Trump’s proposed rollback of cleaner vehicle emissions standards by Oliver Morrison September 26, 2018November 19, 2018
Posted inHEALTH, Uncategorized Street medicine, made in Pittsburgh: A gritty, compassionate solution to everything that’s wrong with health care. by Tim Maddocks September 5, 2018November 19, 2018
Posted inInside our Newsroom, Uncategorized PublicSource journalism recognized for its value in challenging times for media by Halle Stockton August 13, 2018November 19, 2018
Posted inAMAZON HQ2, DEVELOP PGH, Economy & Housing, Environment, GREEN, HEALTH, Local Government, Uncategorized Pittsburgh is no longer a smoky city, but that doesn’t mean it has cleaned up its act by Oliver Morrison July 19, 2018November 5, 2021
