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Pittsburghers for Public Transit is encouraging riders to advocate for the service they need — and the funding to make it happen.

This is what Gladstone Residences’ neighbors have to say about its past and future.

New report recommends keeping store smaller; leadership team will leave room to grow By Juliet Martinez, managing editor Photos by Juliet...

Man who launched project honored with proclamation for 44 years promoting housing, health care By Juliet Martinez, managing editor The...

Imaginations ran wild with ideas for temporary installation on 4900 block of Second Avenue By Juliet Martinez, managing editor Photos by...

Residents brainstormed the future of the historic building in hopes of restoring and activating it again By Juliet Martinez, managing...

Homer and Ursula Craig remember the community development corporation’s early days By Cassandra Harris, staff writer This year,...

Jump to: Staying safe in high heat Traffic safety on Hazelwood Ave. Discounted PRT fares LIHEAP free AC installation or repair can help...

The culinary training program and home of popular Lenten fish fry plans move to a bigger space in Uptown.

Also: Youth can apply now for Learn and Earn paid summer job opportunities By Juliet Martinez, managing editor Image courtesy of Lever for Change The April 9 hybrid community meeting drew a lively crowd both online and in the second-floor classroom of Community Kitchen at 107 Flowers Ave. Participants discussed the historic Carnegie Library of Hazelwood and a petition for more parking on Chatsworth Avenue. They also reviewed Hazelwood Initiative’s strategic plan and how a lar

Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, selling for $205,000 By Nancy Noszka In the ever-evolving landscape of real estate, new-construction homes...

SBA microloan helps young entrepreneur realize his caffeine dream By Janet Heyl Dasawn Gray has only poured himself one cup of coffee...

By Juliet Martinez, Managing Editor Generations of the Craig family joined friends and neighbors at Pittsburgh City Council chambers on...

By David Rullo for Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle Like a serialized detective story, David Shifren’s life has been written across volumes,...

Also: Upgrades planned for Lewis Park By Juliet Martinez, managing editor The well-attended Hazelwood Initiative monthly hybrid meeting...

By Sonya Tilghman, executive director of Hazelwood Initiative Happy New Year! It’s hard to believe 2023 is already over. It flew by!...

How the Gladstone School redevelopment started, and why Hazelwood Initiative became focused on affordable housing A first-person essay by...

By Juliet Martinez, managing editor The Pittsburgh Steelers and a bunch of robots are coming to Hazelwood in 2025. Carnegie Mellon...

By Juliet Martinez, managing editor Photo 1: Staff of the Second Avenue Rite Aid on Dec. 4, from left: Pete Turrill (certified pharmacy...

By Juliet Martinez, managing editor Indea Brimage always saw herself working in a medical setting. “Every time I go to the emergency room...