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New Pittsburgh fire chief Mat Davis sworn in

As of Thursday morning, Pittsburgh has a new permanent fire chief. Mat Davis took his oath as the next leader of the city’s Bureau of Fire at a ceremony in City Council chambers. Davis was named to the position by Mayor Corey O’Connor at the beginning of October, after serving four months as acting chief.

Pittsburgh, PA · 3d
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It’s a heated election in a divided town, but in Springdale neighbors still say, ‘Love you’

For a few minutes around lunchtime Tuesday, much of the political spectrum met outside an Allegheny Valley polling place. There was disagreement — and neighborly kindness. Kailyn Wood arrived first and sat down at a picnic table to do some last-minute research on her phone. What did the Home Rule Charter referendum do? She scrolled through news articles for a couple minutes until Jim Dietz walked up with his dog, Stewart.

Springdale, PA · 5d

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Bloam defeats Julius in race for Allegheny County's lone open legislative seat

The outcome of the race in state House District 45 was guaranteed to represent a change in the area’s political geography no matter how the votes totaled up Tuesday evening. Retiring state Rep. Anita Kulik, who represented the district in suburbs west and southwest of Pittsburgh, was among the last of a generation of moderate-to-conservative Democrats who embrace unions but oppose abortion rights.

Allegheny County, PA · 5d
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Pittsburgh's Mount Washington Inclines Give Riders a Front-Row Seat to Fall Colors

Two 19th-century cable cars are once again doing double duty as Pittsburgh's best seats for fall color this season. The Monongahela and Duquesne inclines, perched on Mount Washington, carry riders up steep hillsides for views of the city's changing leaves, its skyline and the three rivers that converge in Pittsburgh, placing visitors near restaurants, shops and other businesses on and below the hill.

Pittsburgh, PA · 5d
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Long-time Monroeville resident’s memory lives on through his art at upcoming library exhibit

“You’re never too old to learn some of the magic that happens when you paint.”. Those are words of advice from the late Harry W. Lindsey. His art reflects that magic and will live on through the latest display inside the Elaine Biondi Gallery Space at Monroeville Public Library.

Monroeville, PA · 5d

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Pennsylvania: Deadly Washington County Halloween Smog Sickened 5,000

A Halloween-week disaster killed 20, sickened thousands and helped reshape U.S. air pollution laws.

Washington County, PA · 12d

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2 Pittsburgh-area psychologists explain how to manage post-election stress

As the impact of Election Day settles in, emotions tend to run high. Here's how you can manage them according to 2 psychologists

Pittsburgh, PA · 5d

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Pittsburgh City Paper launches program to turn old newspaper distribution boxes into public art

Pittsburgh City Paper has launched its “Adopt a Box” program, converting former newspaper distribution boxes into public art pieces across local neighborhoods. Many of the boxes had been discarded after the publication temporarily suspended operations at the start of the year. Under the new initiative, decorated boxes are being reinstalled in public areas, including one located at the corner of Forbes and Murray Avenues in Squirrel Hill. Artist Phil Seth created the first five boxes for the initiative. Organizers plan to expand the project across the city and surrounding communities as more sponsors join. Chris Maury, president of City Paper, said the program provides local businesses with an alternative channel for promotion while backing neighborhood artists. “We’re excited to give an opportunity for local organizations to get their name out and not have to pay Facebook for a chance of getting attention on their business and their brand, and we’re excited to have opportunities to support local art,” Maury said. Maury highlighted that the sponsorship model serves a dual purpose for the community and the publication. “You’re adopting to fund City Paper’s ability to bring that attention, and you’re funding a local artist at the same time to create public

Pittsburgh, PA · 5d

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Pittsburgh Holiday Glow event to feature holiday tree lighting ceremony, pop-up bar and more

SouthSide Works will host its annual Holiday Glow event on Saturday, Nov. 14. The free, all-ages event features a holiday tree-lighting ceremony in Town Square.

Pittsburgh, PA · 6d

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Mural of beloved priest being painted in Westmoreland County

A tribute to a beloved priest is going up in Westmoreland County.

Westmoreland County, PA · 11d

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Greensburg Holiday Market stimulates local economy ahead of holiday season

Getting holiday shopping done early could be good for both customers and local vendors. Westmoreland County patrons and artisans didn’t wait long after Halloween to dust of their holiday spirit for the Greensburg Holiday Market on Sunday. Many vendors said early holiday sales are a boost during the chillier months to come.

Greensburg, PA · 7d

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Fluor subsidiary nabs $2.4B Navy nuclear contract

The U.S. Navy has awarded a $2.4 billion contract to Fluor Marine Propulsion for work at the Naval Nuclear Laboratory, according to an Oct. 23 news release. Fluor Marine Propulsion, a subsidiary of Irving, Texas-based Fluor, received the cost-plus-fixed-fee modification for nuclear propulsion work, according to the release. The Naval Nuclear Laboratory develops advanced naval nuclear propulsion technology, the systems to power ships.

Idaho Falls, ID · 7d

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Live election results: Democrats win U.S. Senate, AP says, along with Pittsburgh-area House seats, Pa. governorship

Gov. Josh Shapiro and U.S. Reps. Summer Lee and Chris Deluzio won re-election. The post Live election results: Democrats win U.S. Senate, AP says, along with Pittsburgh-area House seats, Pa. governorship appeared first on Pittsburgh's Public Source . PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.

Pittsburgh, PA · 5d

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Pushback confronts unearned income tax proposal at Pittsburgh City Council

A proposal to tax various forms of unearned income Pittsburghers make on things like dividends and capital gains was met Monday with skepticism by several City Council members. “Personally, I’m not sure where I’m going to land, but I do think we need to make it easier to invest here,...

Pittsburgh, PA · 7d

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Westmoreland County sheriff, commissioners head to court over vehicle fleet policy

The list of disputes between two-term Sheriff James Albert and Westmoreland County leaders has never been longer. Tension between the sheriff and commissioners will be the subject of a court hearing Monday when Common Pleas Judge Harry Smail Jr. presides over a nonjury trial in Albert’s lawsuit seeking to invalidate a county fleet policy enacted in 2024.

Westmoreland County, PA · 8d

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Melissa Hart: Pa.’s election system stands strong

Paul DeFloria, voting systems coordinator with the Westmoreland County Election Bureau, works on testing a long line of ballot scanning machines April 7, 2025, at the bureau in Greensburg. (TribLive) Many Western Pennsylvanians come from hard-working, tight-knit communities where they don’t operate on blind faith, whether they are sizing up...

Pennsylvania · 6d

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Dozens of polling places in Allegheny County have moved since the primary

Nearly 50 polling places in Allegheny County have moved since the primary, according to county spokeswoman Abigail Gardner. The latest change of location is in Pittsburgh’s East End, where a structural issue at the Westinghouse Park Building in Point Breeze has prompted officials to move the former polling place there to the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh’s Homewood branch at 7101 Hamilton Ave.

Allegheny County, PA · 7d

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Newspaper union files labor charges against new Pittsburgh Post-Gazette owners

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette appears to be at odds with its union once again — this time as a result of a dispute with the paper’s new ownership. The Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh filed charges with the National Labor Relations Board against the Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism on October 29.

Pittsburgh, PA · 6d