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City Councilor Barb Warwick and her neighbors in The Run are fighting to convince Pittsburgh Water (formerly PWSA) to reverse its unannounced decision to cut the stormwater project from their capital budget. She spearheaded a May 23 press conference in Four Mile Run Field just before making public comments at Pittsburgh Water’s monthly board meeting.

Residents of The Run and community partners met at Zano’s Pub House on June 9 to discuss next steps for addressing ongoing flooding problems in the neighborhood. The meeting was called because Pittsburgh Water recently announced that they were pausing the long-awaited flood mitigation project slated to begin in 2025. Anne Quinn, a Greenfield resident who leads the Mon Water Project, a water advocacy nonprofit, led the June 9 meeting.

Mr. Gainey highlighted how his approach to development and affordable housing differs from that of his challenger in the primary, Allegheny County Controller and former District 5 City Councilor Corey O’Connor.

The Republicans vying to win in this month’s mayoral primary don't have track records in 15207. But they do have ideas about how to address some of the problems our readers face.

Gloomy weather couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm for a Feb. 2 forum with incumbent Mayor Ed Gainey and County Controller Corey O’Connor.

By Juliet Martinez Community members came out in their Sunday best. A brass band played. Pall bearers lifted a black coffin, and all...

By Ziggy Edwards and Ray Gerard for Junction Coalition On June 11, residents of Panther Hollow, Four Mile Run and Hazelwood gathered with...

DOMI pledges greater transparency and responsiveness By Juliet Martinez Residents of Hazelwood and Four Mile Run got updates on the...