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Pittsburgh, CSX sign agreement that extends regional trail system (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — On Thursday, CSX and the City of Pittsburgh signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that includes the transfer of portions of CSX property and easements so that the city can expand public access and close critical gaps in Western Pennsylvaniaâs trail system. The city is working to purchase five acres of riverfront property from 33rd Street in the Strip District towards the Downtown area. Eventually, it will continue in the other direction toward Lawrenceville. âWeâve been a
As OâConnor prepares 2027 City of Pittsburgh budget, Heisler discusses current state of finances (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — On Tuesday, Pittsburgh city controller Rachael Heisler would not directly comment on the District Attorneyâs investigation into the administration of former Mayor Ed Gainey and the cityâs finances during his time as mayor. She did, however, talk about the current budget deficit, as current Mayor Corey OâConnor and other city officials look ahead to fiscal year 2027. âI cannot comment on this in any form, but the city is in a delicate financial position, and we need to maximi
Cleanup continues in Canton Township after floodwaters ravage homes, businesses (opens the original)
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CANTON TOWNSHIP, Pa. — RPM Industries owns or leases several buildings in a business park along Jefferson Avenue in Canton Township. Employees found several inches of water in and around their warehouses after heavy downpours on Sunday. >>> PHOTOS: Steady rain leaves local areas flooded >>
Waymoâs autonomous vehicles now making their way around Pittsburgh (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — Self-driving Waymo vehicles are now on the roads in Pittsburgh, with trained specialists behind the wheel. The company says itâs working with the city and state, as this software is being tested. RELATED COVERAGE >>> Waymo now testing fully autonomously in Pittsburgh with safety technician behind the wheel Autonomous vehicles, or AVs, were a hot topic at this weekâs AI Horizons Summit in Pittsburgh. âWe want innovation and investments to happen here in Pittsburgh and all acros
Nearly 2 years after fire, Rileyâs Pour House holds ceremonial groundbreaking for new pub (opens the original)
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CARNEGIE, Pa. — One of the Pittsburgh areaâs most beloved Irish pubs is hoping to reopen in about six months. More than 100 people packed the empty lot on East Main Street in Carnegie on Friday for a ceremonial groundbreaking. Owner Joe Riley said his team put out a sign last week sharing the good news, and it spread quickly. It comes 22 months and four days after fire destroyed the former pub, which opened in 1979. PHOTOS: Flames rip through restaurant in Carnegie Riley said itâs been a lon
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