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Linda McKenna Boxx, president of the Allegheny Trail Alliance, said contractors are still on site completing a few tasks, but the route that crosses Sandcastle Waterpark and the neighboring Keystone Metals scrap yard is safe for cyclists.

WorkAble will be holding a career fair from 9 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, May 21, at the South Hills Interfaith Ministry offices in Bethel Park.

Oliver Borough. A young woman approaches and hands him $10 - five for her, five for her friend.

Each restaurant is still relatively new and has attracted a loyal following for such specialties as mixed drinks and Japanese eats.

Police were called to a home on Zara Street about 4:30 a.m. for the report of a home invasion and shooting.

He knew he could direct a decent show. But he had nowhere to perform - no theater, no black box.

Ten individuals have been named winners of a contest sponsored by Macy's and the Post-Gazette to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Kaufmann's clock.

The enclosed beer garden at Round Corner Cantina is a relaxing hideaway on a summer afternoon - and a great place for drinks and a bite on a hot night.

At least three - two downtown Pittsburgh and one in Oakland - are extremely desirable locations, but it comes down to the individual financial institution's strategy.

That makes sense, given the influx of new chefs and more open-minded diners bringing energy to Pittsburgh's restaurants.

If your cable bill is $100 or more a month, there's an easy way to lower it. Consumer investigator Robin Taylor shows us how and finds out if the savings is worth it.

Spring Revival MAY 16-St. James AME Church, 444 Lincoln Ave., East Liberty, will host its Kingdom 1st Spring Revival at 7 p.m. The three-day revival will feature Rev.

The East Liberty area of Pittsburgh provided the foundation for the 2013 Lott Carey Spring Missions Conference.

Rocquan Eubanks gets high-fives from Pittsburgh Brashear High School staff members after announcing that he was going to attend Community College of Allegheny County after graduating.

If you know Pittsburgh, you know where Kaufmann's clock is. If you are a baby boomer and a native to the Steel City there is a great chance that you had someone meet you under Kaufmann's clock.

For the first time in several years we have a mayoral race in which we have a real choice between three strong candidates, and anyone can win.

But don't let anyone try to tell you that the local Black community is to blame for AWC's plight.

The big race of course is for mayor, in which there are three very worthy candidates.

There is a small chance that thunderstorms may become severe Wednesday afternoon in Forest Hills, Regent Square, Swissvale and Edgewood, according to a hazardous outlook issued by the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh police are looking for a man accused of robbing another man at knifepoint after giving him a ride.