Hospital Capacity In Forest Hills-Regent Square Area: Latest

Updated federal data shows how many hospital beds are currently filled in Allegheny County.

Fried Ham with Nettles and Potatoes

Not sure what to cook for dinner tonight? Adam Cole has you covered with this fresh new recipe.

Juniper Village Forest Hills Recognized for Positive Reputation

Memory Care Community in Pittsburgh area Wins Reputation 800 Award

Travel Like A Local: Submit Your Town For Our 2018 Travel Guide

Whether you've got the best brewery around or a music festival that rivals Coachella, tell us why your town should be a destination in 2018.

Celebrate Purim Pittsburgh in Squirrel Hill on March 20th!

Several community organizations are collaborating on Purim Pittsburgh, a community-wide festival being held on Sunday, 3/20 from 4 to 8 p.m.

Waiver funding for individuals with special needs the focus of upcoming presentation

Presentation will be held on Monday, February 1 from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. at the Falk Library at Rodef Shalom (4905 Fifth Avenue, 15213)

Upcoming celebration of international diversity to be held in Squirrel Hill

Several Squirrel Hill organizations and Pittsburgh's Chinese community to host community celebration of the Lunar New Year in February

Transportation options for individuals with special needs the focus of upcoming presentation

JF&CS and JRS will co-present the program as part of the educational series AIM: Support for Families of Individual with Special Needs

Jewish Federation recognizes Squirrel Hill Community Food Pantry volunteer as a Volunteer of the Year

Volunteers help make it possible for Squirrel Hill Community Food Pantry to change lives

'Snobby' Towns / $6M Coke Bust / 12,400 Road Trip / Sunday Supermoon

Catch up on recent local news in Pennsylvania, including the area's 'snobbiest' towns and Pope Francis' visit to Philadelphia.

This Sunday, Pittsburgh helps to #StopHungerNow for those experiencing hunger around the globe

Pittsburgh's community members can make a difference during the Jewish High Holidays through volunteering to relieve hunger around the globe

Pope Visit 'Gridlock' Warning / $1 Plane Tix / Top Baby Names / Venomous Caterpillar: Top Pa. News

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on recent news in Eastern Pennsylvania, including strangest police stories and a Good News roundup.

Central Scholarship makes all the difference for young adults pursuing higher education

CSLRS is a scholarship program of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh administered by Jewish Family and Children's Service

Spider Invasion / Human With West Nile / Manatee In Delaware / Top Pa. Colleges / Dog Food Recall

Catch up on recent news in Eastern Pennsylvania, including strangest police stories and a Good News roundup.

Fatal Rattlesnake Bite, Spiders Invade School, 36 Nursing Home Sued: July On Patch

Check out the top stories that made headlines on Pennsylvania Patch sites in July.

Horror At Campfire/No Papal Passes/Deaths In the Delaware/Postal Worker Hoards Mail

Catch up on recent news in Eastern Pennsylvania, including strangest police stories and a Good News roundup.

JFCS's Career Development Center and Refugee and Immigrant Services offer first-ever career fair for Pittsburgh's immigrant and refugee jobseekers

JFCS's Career Development Center, Refugee and Immigrant Services Department will hold first career fair for refugee and immigrant jobseekers

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How Cold Will it Get in the Pittsburgh Area?

Prepare yourself as sub-zero temperatures are likely this weekend.

Lottery Officials: Powerball Jackpot Rises to $485 Million

The Powerball jackpot is currently at its third-highest total on record.

Fort Pitt Tunnel Closures This Weekend

Tunnel restrictions will be in place this weekend as workers replace the tunnel’s ceiling.

PennDOT Hosting Public Meetings for Impending Parkway West Construction

The Pennsylvania DOT and its contractor will be holding two public meetings providing information on upcoming construction projects.

State Police Warn of Tax Scams for 2015 Season

As tax filing season approaches, the Pennsylvania State Police are warning residents of an increase in tax scams.

WEATHER ALERT: Winter Storm Watch for Pittsburgh Region This Weekend

How much snow could the Pittsburgh region see this weekend?

Inbound Fort Pitt Tunnel Closure This Weekend

Tunnel restrictions will be in place this weekend as workers replace the tunnel’s ceiling.

Snow Storm Causing Flight Cancellations at Pittsburgh International

Snow has barely started falling and the impending storm has already causing flight delays and cancellations across the region.

National Average Price of Gas Expected to Fall Below $2

How do gas prices stack up in the Pittsburgh area?

Weather Forecast: National Weather Service Issues Winter Weather Advisory for Allegheny County

A winter weather advisory has been issued for Allegheny County until 2 p.m. What can you expect?

Inbound Fort Pitt Tunnel Closure This Weekend

Tunnel restrictions will be in place this weekend as workers replace the tunnel’s ceiling.

Louisiana Gas Station Accidentally Sells Gas for 29-Cents per Gallon

How do the gas prices in the Pittsburgh area stack up?

Better Business Bureau: Beware of Santa Claus Letter Scam

Promising a child a letter from Santa has turned into a Santa con like we've never seen before.

Fort Pitt Tunnel Closures This Weekend

Tunnel restrictions will be in place this weekend as workers replace the tunnel’s ceiling.

Proposed Overhaul of Pittsburgh Parking Rates, Enforcement

Legislation proposed would provide for a “dynamic parking” system in Pittsburgh.

Missing 12-Year-Old Girl Found in Iowa

Claire Toman of Belle Vernon was found unharmed police on Monday.

Pittsburgh Councilwoman Proposes Bill Protecting Pets from Extreme Weather

Bill introduced that would protect animals from being left outside during severe heat or cold.

Winter Weather Advisory: Pittsburgh Area

The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory until 2 p.m.

As Deer Season Begins, State Urges Hunters to Donate Venison to Those in Need

In 2013, nearly 10,000 people were fed a meal with donated venison.

Broken Water Main in Oakland, School Board Meeting Rescheduled

A water main break in Oakland prompts the rescheduling of a Pittsburgh Public School board meeting.

Cyanide Poisoning Cause of UPMC Researcher's Death

Allegheny medical examiner announces cause of death in UPMC researcher's death

Pittsburgh Travelers Face Delays as Storm Hits East Coast

Flight cancellations and delays mount as winter storm hits on the Eve of Thanksgiving.

Allegheny County Bans Criminal Background Box

County jobs no longer require applicants to indicate whether they have been convicted of a crime.