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Pittsburgh, Allegheny
Graphic iGate isn't only 'villain' hiring foreign workers
A local high-tech company has put a Pittsburgh face on a national debate about hiring foreign workers.
Photo Summer job market bleak for teens
Because of the economy, the outlook for young people is expected to be the worst since 1940, with about one-third of 16- to 19-year-olds finding work. Photos Great divide doesn't deter Duquesne teen
Domonique Walker, who transferred to East Allegheny High School when the state closed Duquesne High School a year ago, graduated on Wednesday. Photos On the Job: A career on a duck
Today D'Addario is a successful businessman, but he's not spending time in airports and conference rooms. His office is a converted World War II-era vehicle that can be driven on the water or on land. Photo Meat CSAs catching on
Community sustainable agriculture, where the animals are fed grass and farmers do not rely on growth hormones and antibiotics, is becoming a source of food for more local shoppers. Garfield couple indicted in marriage fraud case
A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh has indicted a Garfield man and a woman from Mexico on marriage fraud. Sheraden felon pleads guilty to violating gun law
A Sheraden man pleaded guilty in federal court to a charge of violating federal firearms laws. Lawrenceville man faces life, $3 million fine for drug, firearm charges
A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh has indicted a Lawrenceville man on charges of violating federal drug and firearms laws. Photo Newsmaker: Joan Trimble
Joan Trimble is one of three winners of this year's "Student Award" from the University of Pittsburgh's School Library Certification Program. Cyclist killed in crash in Moon
A motorcyclist was killed Sunday in a crash in Moon, police said.
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