Neena Hagen

A contractor began to repair the hazardous road next to West Mifflin’s abandoned Century III Mall last week — years after residents and local...

A Westmoreland man was recently charged with sexually assaulting and molesting a young girl by a statewide grand jury that has been investigating sex abuse...

City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to require an additional round of approval for a key land bank agreement that would forge alliances between the...

The war between Israel and Gaza might be 6,000 miles away, but for some local activists, a contributor to the conflict is in Pittsburgh. A group of about...

Pitt’s faculty union has reached a tentative agreement on its first-ever contract with the administration, promising an historic boost to wages and...

On a day that was supposed to be all smiles, boos punctuated the ring of cheers at Petersen Events Center on Sunday. For nearly 10 minutes at Pitt’s...

Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters gathered on the University of Pittsburgh campus Sunday evening in the apparent largest showing of nearly a week...

In a continuation of a trend that has frustrated advocates of police reform and fiscal watchdogs for years, Boston police officers made up a majority

Three years since taking office, Mayor Michelle Wu has kept her campaign promise to hire more people of color in city government to be more representative of Boston's increasingly diverse population.

At this time of year there's a common sight across Boston: large moving trucks stretching across entire sidewalks, cardboard boxes strewn on the ground, and leftover shrink-wrap drifting in the wind.