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Allegheny County is awarding local municipalities about $2.7 million to demolish blighted properties. The money will go to tear down 138 structures countywide.
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The City of Pittsburgh has launched a new interactive website to identify which buildings are unsafe and need to be torn down.
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A bipartisan panel met in Brackenridge to understand what needs to be done.
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Black activists react to the Chauvin verdict, a proposal for a county-wide police review board moves forward, and the city aims to deconstruct homes instead of tearing them down.
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When James Simon moved into a three-story warehouse in the Uptown section of Pittsburgh in 2000, the area was much different than it is now. Simon said…
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After nearly four years of work, the Pittsburgh Land Bank remains a divisive issue.Pittsburgh has a lot of vacant land. One way of revitalizing distressed…
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Three artists involved in public art in New York City were looking for a change when a friend of theirs suggested they come to Pittsburgh to rehabilitate…
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Pennsylvania is throttling back on one of its signature economic development programs.The Philadelphia Inquirer reports the administration of Governor Tom…
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The city of Pittsburgh has cited itself for owning run-down properties and a local judge isn't letting the city withdraw some citations, which officials…
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To the left of her fridge, Zinna Scott can peer out her kitchen window on Rosewood Avenue in Homewood and see the two open, grassy lots where her…