It is a vast and, supposedly, grand plan that the latest crop of we-know-best central planners have foisted upon taxpayers in an attempt to “rejuvenate”
The Post-Gazette notes that while Pittsburgh continues to “court” a WNBA franchise, there’s growing skepticism about the viability of such a team here. There should
One can tell how unserious a government entity is about prudent governance when its default position is to advocate for higher taxes. Welcome to executive
If Allegheny County Chief Executive (ACE) Sara Innamorato wasn’t clear on how County Council feels about her proposal to raise property taxes in the new
Sound public policy demands transparency. But that’s apparently a foreign concept to the Washington County Board of Commissioners. When the Observer-Reporter newspaper attempted to report
The Woodland Hills School Board last week censured director Darnika Reed for posting screenshots of board emails regarding the ongoing construction project at Edgewood Elementary
Election Day is nigh. And we commend to every newly elected official, and those returning to office, some timeless advice put out a few years
“It seems to be a housing project, not an economic development project,” quipped one wag with whom this scrivener regularly converses. She was referring to
In the end, Pittsburgh Police Chief Larry Scirotto did the right thing: On Friday, he announced that he would “retire,” effective this Friday, Nov. 1.
Pittsburgh’s latest brilliant plan to attempt to tax its way to prosperity appears to have died on the vine. And Pittsburghers will be richer for
