2020 Pittsburgh Paving Program gets under way
The City of Pittsburgh Department of Mobility and Infrastructure is excited to announce the 2020 Paving Season. Street resurfacing work is scheduled all over the City. This year the City is investing nearly $15.7 million in the street resurfacing...
Crime is 'unusual' on the S.S. Slopes, revenue down in PED
The city is facing a $122 million shortfall in its operating budget due to the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent closures, city Councilman Bruce Kraus announced during the May 12 virtual general...
E. Carson St. renovations beginning at First Street
PennDOT District 11 has closed the center lane of East Carson Street from First to Third streets in South Side effective Monday, May 18 weather permitting. The center-lane closure will occur...
Memorial Day services canceled in South Side/Hilltop
Regretfully. the folks who stage the annual 16-stop Memorial Day pilgrimage from the Monongahela River to St. Adalbert and South Side Cemeteries every year must cancel the May 25 event. Co-chairs...
South Sider publishes article in Professional Psychology
Britney Brinkman, Ph.D., associate professor of psychology and placement coordinator for the Psy.D. in clinical psychology program at Point Park University, was published in a special issue of...
Diocese of Pittsburgh plans to gradually reopen churches
Bishop David Zubik shared more details regarding the strategic plan for the gradual reopening of churches in the diocese, including additions to current directives that will be in effect, as well as more clarity regarding the timeline for opening...
Polling places have been consolidated for the June 2 election
The Allegheny County Elections Division has issued the full list of consolidated polling place locations for the Tuesday, June 2 primary election. Updates to the Elections website were to be made by Monday, May 18, but a time frame on when the...
League of Women Voters, WTAE conducting debate for the 18th Congressional District
The League of Women Voters of Greater Pittsburgh and WTAE-TV are cohosting a candidate forum for the Democratic candidates for the 18th Congressional District, Representative Mike Doyle and Mr. Gerald Dickinson. WTAE-TV will broadcast the...
City launches online portal for housing assistance resources
The City of Pittsburgh has launched a Housing Assistance Resource Portal (HARP) where users can search for housing-related resources. Users identify their needs through a series of questions and are provided housing-related programs and...
Goowill stores will begin phasing in reopening throughout region
Goodwill stores in southwestern Pennsylvania have begun reopen in phases to meet the needs of customers in the region. Stores will initially reopen with limited hours, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. The South Side Goodwill Store will open on Wednesday, May 20. As...
City Farmers' Markets will open on June 2 with Carrick
Farmer’ Markets will begin June 3 in Carrick and begin in other neighborhoods thereafter. Social distancing and safe purchasing requirements will be in place. The schedule is: • Wednesdays: Carrick Dairy District, starting June 3, from 3-7...
City cancels July 4 fireworks, opens other recreation activities
As the City of Pittsburgh enters a phased reopening, the city has released how summertime activities will be impacted by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. While many activities will be permitted, others will be canceled or postponed. All...
What The Reporter means to me - What about you?
Recently, I was sitting in a coffee shop having a conversation about what was happening with The South Pittsburgh Reporter. They had noticed, as most of our readers, the number of pages has gone down and we occasionally take a week off. I explained...
Mayor Peduto and Public Safety officials read bedtime stories in new online series
Mayor William Peduto and the Department of Public Safety personnel will be reading bedtime stories for children. Mayor Peduto will read stories from the City-County Building as part of the Grant...
COMMON VIOLATIONS
This is just a short working list of codes & “titles” and is not comprehensive or to be used for anything other than personal reference. All code books are available for purchase through the Bureau of Building Inspection if more information is...
Upcoming Mt. Oliver Borough Housing Court cases
The following Mt. Oliver Borough Housing Court cases are scheduled for Monday, June 1, at 1:00 p .m. in Municipal District Judge Richard King's Courtroom: • Donald Bauer, 212 Quincy Avenue, Mt....
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