Pleasant Hills News

At the February meeting of the Retired Men's Luncheon Group of Pleasant Hills, we will hear a presentation from Mary Jane Olsavsky from PNC Bank will discuss the difficulties that can occur with estate, will or trust agreements and how to avoid them.

It is time to eat, but dinner isn't ready. He gets mad. He yells. They fight. The police are called.

As the adviser for Students Against Destructive Decisions, or SADD, at North Allegheny Senior High School, Jeff Longo thinks students can help each other make positive decisions.

Leo Brindel and his family would like to express their deep appreciation to everyone for their sympathy, prayers and many acts of kindness during this tragic time in our lives.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will push ahead with 168 construction projects in Allegheny, Beaver and Lawrence counties this year, including the start of a $49.5 million rehabilitation of the Squirrel Hill Tunnels.

As the advisor for Students Against Destructive Decisions, or SADD, at North Allegheny Senior High school, Jeff Longo thinks students can help each other make positive decisions.

This Jan. 18, 2012 photo shows a new home in a development in Pleasant Hills, Pa.

Eva Sikora, left, an administrator at the Real Estate Education Center, discusses job opportunities with attendees at JobEXPO's job fair on Wednesday, Jan.

This Jan. 18, 2012 photo shows a new home in a development in Pleasant Hills, Pa.

Karen and Kristen Thatcher have been named to the Ohio Northern University dean's list for the 2011 fall semester.

Meeting a state mandate to reduce sewage system overflow in the Lick Run watershed will be costly for South Hills municipalities.

There's a new weapon in the fight against spam, hacking and cyber attacks that is powerful enough to take on an entire country.

A man claims high winds knocked down a huge tree, which came inches from crashing into his house in Pleasant Hills.

When Barry Lyons first heard about the idea to replace the nearly 50-year-old cloverleaf interchange at the intersection of Route 19 and Interstate 70 in Washington County with an innovative new "diverging diamond" design, he admits he thought it was "nuts." The design, which is gaining traction nationwide among both engineers and the motoring ... (more)