South Pittsburgh Reporter - Serving South Pittsburgh Since 1939

Safety and practicality will be mixed with aesthetics when the Zone 3 Police Station is moved from the South Side Flats to the corner of Arlington and Warrington avenues in Allentown in April. This was one of the topics discussed at the December...

Officials from UPMC South Side and UPMC Mercy hospitals attended the December luncheon meeting of the South Side Chamber of Commerce to further explain the decision to merge the healthcare facilities and close all or portions of the South Side...

 Muay Thai fighter Mark DeLuca of Pittsburgh, won the Thai Boxing Association-Sanctioning Authority (TBA-SA) Superlightweight World Championship in November in Des Moines, Iowa. DeLuca defeated Raul Llopis, formally of Cuba now living and training...

Last summer considerable controversy arose when Lamar attempted to place a LED advertising sign (electronic billboard) on the new Grant Street Transportation Center. As a result of that controversy, city Councilman Ricky Burgess, working with the...

After your family has opened the new computers, I-phones, DVD players and televisions, what happens with the old stuff? Donating used (but still operating) electronics for reuse extends the lives of valuable products and keeps them out of the waste s...

City residents have an opportunity to keep their Christmas trees out of landfills when the Holiday Season is finished. Christmas trees may be recycled throughout January at the Public Works Recycling Drop-off Centers of: East End, North Dallas Ave....

The Pittsburgh Board of Education has approved Year Four Performance Goals for Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Mark Roosevelt. The superintendent's Year Four Performance Goals are designed to support the district's Excellence for All...

A new automated notification system to help victims of crime track the status of an offender housed in the Allegheny County Jail is now in place. Pennsylvania Statewide Automated Victim Information & Notification, also known as PA SAVIN, allows...

Citizens will pay between 10¢ and 25¢ per page for public records under a fee structure established by the new Office of Open Records, executive director Terry Mutchler has announced. The Right-To-Know law, signed by Gov. Edward G. Rendell on...

Two new IRS products make it easier for small businesses and the self-employed to locate the information they need on the IRS's official Web site, IRS.gov. These new products are part of a year-long campaign at http://www.irs.gov/...