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Public Source at 15: Transparency matters
Every day for 15 days, we’re sharing notable impacts, reflections on how our newsroom — and the world — has changed in the last decade and a half, and what we’re thinking about as we look forward.
Professor Claude? College unions negotiate for protection against AI teachers and evaluators.
As AI threatens to supplant jobs and possibly upend teaching norms, university faculty, grad students and staff at Pitt seek security through contracts.
Affidavit: City Council members and staff led DA to investigate Gainey contracts
Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala’s office declined comment on an unsealed request for a search warrant, noting the investigation of the former Pittsburgh mayor’s administration is ongoing.
From ‘screaming into the void’ to quicker turnarounds, Pittsburgh permitting is being transformed
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.
A new grocer is moving into Squirrel Hill. Its rival says the deal isn’t kosher.
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.
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