Pennsylvania orchards lost much of this year’s apple, peach and pear crops to a late spring freeze. Growers and a Penn State researcher explain what comes next.

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Pittsburgh's Public Source interviewed candidates in three state House races that could help decide control of Pennsylvania's narrowly divided General Assembly.

Pittsburgh’s Public Source asked Springdale Borough for budgets, police and ICE records. After five state rulings ordering ...

U.S. Steel will pay little or no property tax in some Mon Valley towns this year and next under a settlement. Here’s what that means for local budgets.

Pittsburgh’s Public Source analyzed sales and assessments across 147 Allegheny County communities to see whose tax bills are likely to rise by 2032.

The borough northeast of Pittsburgh has become a focus for foes of data centers, who hope Allegheny County will stop the ...

Pittsburgh’s Public Source reviewed new campaign finance filings in three state House races in Allegheny and Butler counties, and found more than $3 million in spending.

Allegheny County Council voted to mandate up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave for workers at businesses with 15 or more ...

The increase approved by the ALCOSAN board will be the first of three sharp annual hikes that will inflate sewer bills by ...

Pittsburgh’s Public Source attended the first of five Pittsburgh Public Schools transition meetings, where parents pressed ...

Pittsburgh’s Public Source interviewed Parento CEO Dirk Doebler on what Allegheny County businesses should consider before paid parental leave starts.