Pittsburgh's Public Source analysis shows Gov. Josh Shapiro raising national money and spending millions on legislative races.

Pittsburgh's housing authority board votes Sept. 24 on hiring Ivory Mathews, who resigned in Portland and faces an Oregon ethics probe over her travel.

Campaigns run on big donors. Jenna Latour-Nichols makes the case for Voter Dollars, public money every voter could give to the candidates they choose.

Big money shapes who gets heard long before Election Day. Voter Dollars could give everyday Pennsylvanians a bigger voice in who represents them.

Automatic license plate readers long predate the backlash against Flock, and have operated in Pittsburgh for decades. Some private retailers use Flock.

Pittsburgh's Public Source talked to union leaders at Pitt and Pennsylvania's state universities about efforts to secure AI protections in new contracts.

Two council members and council's former solicitor raised no-bid contract concerns that fed the DA's probe of Ed Gainey's administration, an affidavit shows.

Data analyzed by Pittsburgh’s Public Source suggests that Mayor O’Connor’s pledge to streamline the bureaucracy involved in construction and development has shortened wait times.

Jennifer McCalla doesn't look sick, but living with long COVID and POTS is a full-time job. She writes about invisible illness and the fight to be believed.

I may never find a doctor who can make all of my illnesses disappear. Chronic illness rarely offers that kind of neat ending.

A deal to buy the neighborhood's signature kosher store ended without a sale, and remedy now rests with a rabbinical tribunal.

What began as a deal to buy the neighborhood’s signature kosher store ended without a sale — and the prospect of a rival business. A rabbinical tribunal is now tasked with finding resolution.