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Last discussed Jul 14, 2026.
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Highlighted severe habitability issues in affordable housing and urged stronger health department enforcement.
County Council — July 14, 2026 · 2:45:53 →Discussed rodent and maintenance problems in subsidized senior housing and urged better enforcement.
County Council — July 14, 2026 · 2:58:34 →News & external sources (10)
Pittsburgh City Council considers zoning change to allow more housing near Pitt campus
Pittsburgh City Council held a public hearing on Wednesday for an amendment that could allow for more housing development around the University of Pittsburgh’s Oakland campus.
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The Pittsburgh area is getting a second Wegmans, with a new 110,000-square-foot store planned for Allegheny County.
Robotics firm buys Lawrenceville headquarters property from RIDC
Carnegie Robotics took a major step to cement its anchor presence on Robotics Row by closing on the acquisition of its headquarters campus in Lawrenceville, the 50,000-square-foot “Blue Building” reconfigured out of a former Heppenstall Steel Co. mi...
Pittsburgh banks see ripple effect from data center construction
Data center development activity continued to fuel commercial lending during the third quarter despite concerns over AI as well as higher interest rates derailing capital expenditures.
The Aspen Institute launching inaugural Aspen Ideas Encore in Pittsburgh
Aspen Ideas Encore will be a three-day convening of regional and national leaders, a spinoff of the decades-old Aspen Ideas Festival held every year in Aspen, Colo.
Western Pennsylvania company joins Apple supply chain for iPhone Duo titanium
A family-owned Western Pennsylvania company is teaming up with Apple on a $100 million deal to supply recycled titanium for its newest iPhones.
Pittsburgh-area company to supply titanium for Apple’s new iPhone Duo
Apple announced a partnership with Perryman Company, based in Washington County, to supply specialty titanium for its products, including the company’s first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo.
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70 apartments coming to Penn Avenue as part of Downtown Pittsburgh revitalization
Developers expect to break ground soon on the Gulf Tower conversion project.
Pennsylvania leaders meet in Pittsburgh to address youth workforce challenges
The meeting comes as Pennsylvania faces demographic shifts in its labor pool.