At its final meeting before adjourning, and almost a year after the Commonwealth Court decision declaring the state’s education funding model unconstitutional, the
Bus and light-rail ridership on Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) routes remains far below pre-pandemic levels. Compared with September 2019, average daily ridership was 29.3
The City of Pittsburgh’s preliminary 2024 operating and capital budgets were made public on Sept. 30th. Formal presentation by the mayor to City Council
In February the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled that Pennsylvania’s method of funding public education violated the state Constitution. For this fiscal year
The Pennsylvania Award for Student Success Program (voucher system) of $100 million that would be directed toward low income students attending low-achieving public schools
A February Policy Brief detailed an executive order from the mayor of Pittsburgh that called for a review of tax-exempt property owned by purely
An April 2019 blog analyzed a report that advocated for expanded tax and fee options for local governments to support mass transit agencies. The issue
The long-awaited January passenger and operations data from Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) were released March 6. The numbers showed some slight improvement from pre-pandemic levels
Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) had a very weak month in December 2022, dipping well below the pre-pandemic December 2019 levels of activity. Throughout the second
President Biden and his administration are bragging their policies have created 12 million jobs. A little reality is required here. In April 2020, seasonally unadjusted
