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Pittsburgh's Public Source

PublicSource covers news about Southwestern PA for people who care about education, the environment, housing, local government and more

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  • 10+ hour agolatest article
  • Aug 17, 2026earliest in window
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  • 363avg words
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  • News 7
  • Politics2 7
  • Society 6
  • People & Society 5
  • Crime & Law 4
  • Finance & Business 4
  • Arts, Culture, Entertainment & Media 3

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Pittsburgh's Public Source
publicsource.org > prt-2028-service-cuts-funding-crisis

PRT’s bus route ‘refresh’ could have short shelf life, unless state steps up

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (1419+ words) Pittsburgh Regional Transit is forging ahead with a sweeping redesign of its network, even as the agency stares down a deficit next year that threatens to significantly cut service starting as early as 2028. “I see this as part of the…...

Pittsburgh's Public Source
publicsource.org > springdale-police-chief-removal-petition-response

Springdale police chief says he has 'overwhelming support' amid petition for resignation

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (844+ words) Springdale Borough Police Chief Derek Dayoub said he would not resign during a Monday borough council meeting, dismissed community members who have criticized him as a “small group of naysayers” and criticized Public Source’s reporting on allegations of misconduct against…...

Pittsburgh's Public Source
publicsource.org > pittsburgh-teen-restrictions-transparency

Pittsburgh’s summer of teen restrictions raises transparency questions

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (1677+ words) Seventeen-year-old best friends Tre and Byron would probably be the last people to attend a teen takeover. They say they aren’t drawn to crowds and keep their social circle small. To describe it using Byron’s words, they’re part of the…...