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Pittsburgh cosmetology school teaches on despite state probes, complaints
Students of Fountain of Youth Academy, in Squirrel Hill and Bellevue, have long complained to state regulators, but their accounts are largely hidden from the public and almost always result in mediation, not sanction.
Allegheny County may compel all employers to offer paid parental leave
County Executive Sara Innamorato’s administration has started a push for the new benefit with a briefing to the Board of Health, and a County Council vote could be months away.
A state task force is hunting for misleading AI chatbots as the Shapiro admin vows legal crackdown
A Shapiro administration lawsuit alleges that Character.AI, which creates fictional personalities for users, posed as a doctor and offered medical advice to a state investigator.
Pittsburgh restaurants face barriers, thin margins — and many don’t make it
Financing gaps, costly build-outs, uneven foot traffic and rising food prices: Restaurant operators say the real struggle begins long before the first plate hits the table.
Pittsburgh’s comprehensive plan, explained
Pittsburgh’s planners will spend the summer drafting a blueprint for the city’s next 25 years of development. It could guide which neighborhoods are stabilized, strengthened or transformed.
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