Youth insight into quality of life in Homewood

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This week: Homewood youth speak out about quality of life in Homewood and the links between violence, support and stress. PublicSource released its second annual review of earnings among Pittsburgh Public Schools employees. And we've got analysis following the Democratic primary win of Sara Innamorato for county executive and what that could mean for cooperation between government and business interests.

We, the youth, mapped our feelings as we lived our lives in Homewood. The city must do better for our neighborhood.

At Pittsburgh schools, teacher pay surged, but some building operations staff made even more

After progressive wins, Allegheny County’s norm of government, labor and business harmony could be a lame duck

Related: Sara Innamorato the victor in Democratic primary for Allegheny County executive

Join Three Rivers Waterkeeper on May 21 at Allegheny RiverTrail Park for a kickoff to the summer season! Tickets include food, drinks, live music, kayaking, games on the lawn and watershed education for the kiddos and lifelong learners out there!

Criminal defense on the cheap? Allegheny County inching toward fix for cut-rate court-appointed lawyer system

Updated: Mon Valley libraries get $3.8 million for ‘transformative’ changes

Updated: Developer wins OK for riverfront project in Strip District

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