Margaret J. Krauss
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City officials announced Thursday that a long-awaited bond issuance closed. -
After a slow start, city officials say they have seen growing interest in a pilot program to take underused or vacant offices Downtown and convert them into homes, affordable homes in particular. -
Pittsburgh-based Echo Realty says rejection of its plan to build a new apartment building and grocery store at the former ShurSave site in Bloomfield should be reversed -
Concerns about whether the zoning code stands in the way of growth have mounted since the city’s Zoning Board rejected two major projects that would have added hundreds of homes. -
While the total number of traffic crashes in Pittsburgh are down, serious and fatal crashes have gone up, and now exceed their pre-COVID levels, according to the city. -
Two recently rejected projects — at the old Irish Centre in Squirrel Hill and former ShurSave site in Bloomfield — have brought renewed interest in updating Pittsburgh's zoning code. -
Pittsburgh’s Planning Commission is considering key changes to regulations for child care businesses, and new protections for Frick Park. -
The Hill District Digital History Project is an online venture intended to create a “living collection of stories,” an educational resource, and a way to digitally tour the neighborhood. -
The board approved numerous construction and preservation projects Thursday. -
Mayor Ed Gainey’s administration announced the plan on June 1, 2023.
