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If you live in Allegheny County, you’re probably familiar with these colorful dotted signs. They’re part of the county beltway system, a series of routes developed in the 1940s by engineer Joseph White.
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Every weekday, 6,500 people access Downtown via the corner of Sixth and Smithfield. We’ll discover how a new super stop bus stop is impacting downtown…
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Every weekday, 6,500 people access Downtown via the corner of Sixth and Smithfield. We’ll discover how a new super stop bus stop is impacting downtown…
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Vacant properties in Pittsburgh are increasingly becoming more abundant, driving property values down and costing tax payers nearly $400,000 a year. Liz…
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Vacant properties in Pittsburgh are increasingly becoming more abundant, driving property values down and costing tax payers nearly $400,000 a year. Liz…
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Four out of 10 black people in Allegheny County wanting to buy a home are denied a mortgage. That's two times the rate of white applicants, according to…
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Transportation advocates in Pittsburgh and more than 100 other American cities are joining forces to call attention to the fast-approaching expiration of…
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The Pennsylvania General Assembly has just four voting days left this year, and they still have not passed a transportation funding bill. A Senate bill…
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Last Thursday, Pittsburgh government and business officials took a trip to Cleveland to tour the Healthline—Cleveland’s rapid transit system—with the…