Taxing notes on the perverse state of things
The Allegheny County Airport Authority keeps making the case why public subsidies are not needed for this coming spring’s Aer Lingus direct flights between Pittsburgh
The Allegheny County Airport Authority keeps making the case why public subsidies are not needed for this coming spring’s Aer Lingus direct flights between Pittsburgh
Details remain sparse. But the Pittsburgh Business Times reports that the chairman of the Pittsburgh-Allegheny County Sports & Exhibition Authority (SEA), state Sen. Wayne Fontana,
Reports the Post-Gazette: “The NCAA Division II men’s and women’s college basketball championships are coming to Pittsburgh in March, bringing some excitement — and money
An oft delayed (and now $25 million) project to make Smithfield Street in downtown Pittsburgh “more pedestrian friendly” is expected to begin soon, the Post-Gazette
Guarantees Article I, Section 27, of the Pennsylvania Constitution: “The people have a right to clean air, pure water, and to the preservation of the
In his state budget address on Tuesday, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro chastised the state Senate for not following the state House’s two latest moves to
With all due apologies to The Beatles, “It’s a loser. It’s a loser. And it’s not what it appears to be.” We refer to the
Hats off to UPMC for stepping up in major-league fashion with a $10 million targeted gift that will help the City of Pittsburgh buy nine
The Post-Gazette editorializes that Pittsburgh and Allegheny County should merge. It’s a worn entreaty that rears its ugly self on an all-too-regular basis. From the
In its zeal to defend taxpayer subsidies to bribe airlines to fly in and out of Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT), the Allegheny County Airport Authority