Zip Line, Treetop Adventure Course Opening In North Park

People will be able to take a look at North Park from 40 feet in the air.

Deadline for Voter Registration Is April 22

If you're new, if you've moved, if you've changed names or parties, you must register.

'Brewpub' in the Works for Richland

Township officials vote to allow plans for a microbrewery to move forward as a 'special exception.'

Plans to Cut Saturday Mail Service in Pine-Richland Delayed

Congress isn't allowing the change.

Richland Receives $32,000 Grant for Red Light Safety Improvements

The township's project was chosen by an eight-member committee from more than 265 submitted applications.

Nearby: Illegal Alien Found Living in Adams Township Charged with Immigration Violation

Police discover the Honduras native after a traffic stop.

Emerald Fields Housing Development Gets Tentative Approval in Pine

Neighbors previously voiced concerns that the development, located along Mt. Pleasant Road, will increase traffic in the area.

Nearby: Panera Bread Considers Drive-Through Restaurant at McCandless Crossing

McCandless Council must first vote to ease a restriction on drive-through restaurants along a portion of McKnight Road.

Not Happy with Your Pine or Richland Property Assessment? You Can Still Appeal

The deadline to file an appeal is April 1.

Air Force: 911th Airlift Wing Mission Secure Through 2014

The 911th Airlift wing in Moon will remain open for another year, but uncertainty remains.

Town Hall Meeting for Women Veterans Set for March 16

Free parking, childcare and lunch will be provided for this event at Soldiers and Sailors Hall in Oakland.

Treesdale Residents Oppose New Grading Permit for Wexford Farms

The residents say the corner of Pearce Mill and Warrendale roads has become a waste area with concrete, jersey barriers and rebar on it.

Round-the-Clock Road Restrictions to Start Again on Warrendale Bayne Road

The project is expected to wrap up by summer.

‘Money Matters' Seminar Coming to Area in April

The seminar is free to the public and is not a sales event, but registration is required.

Vulakovich to Host Seminar About Changes to Small Games of Chance Law

The state senator said his office has received a number of inquiries from organizations with questions and concerns about the new requirements.

Nearby: PennDOT Rolling Out Route 228 Ramps Project

The new ramps leading to I-79 are expected to increase traffic flow in the area.

North Park Senior Golf Passes Available in March

Residents ages 55 and older may purchase the special $60 passes.

Verdict Reached in Trial of PA Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie Melvin and Her Sister

The justice is accused of allowing her state-paid staff to perform campaign work.

Former Allegheny County Health Director Bruce Dixon Dies

Dixon became a consultant to the health department in 1979 and was hired in 1992 by Allegheny County.

Nominating Petitions for May Primary Available

Are you considering a run for open seats on the Pine-Richland School Board? How about Pine's or Richland's Board of Supervisors.

What is Your Pine-Richland Neighborhood's Median Income?

'Rich Blocks, Poor Blocks' Map is color-coded to show you the median income for your neighborhood. The Pine-Richland area is coming up green and that's a good thing.

Viewpoints Clash at Hearing on Consol Proposal to Drill at Pittsburgh International Airport

Hundreds pack Robert Morris University for a public hearing on Marcellus shale gas drilling at Pittsburgh International Airport. The potential deal could generate an estimated $500 million for the airport.

PennDOT Secretary Discusses Lifting Gas Tax Cap to Fund Road and Bridge Projects

Secretary Barry Schoch spent Wednesday meeting with reporters at PennDOT’s District 11 headquarters in Collier Township to outline Gov. Tom Corbett’s plan to uncap the state’s oil company franchise tax.

Real Estate Tax Rates Drop in Pine, Richland Because of Reassessments

Pine and Richland real estate assessed values rose substantially with the reassessment, but municipalities are not allowed to get a huge windfall of money because of that.

Saturday Mail Delivery to End, Postal Service Announces

The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?

Fire Marshal: McCandless House Fire Blamed on Torpedo Heater

Contractors working on the home were "very lucky" to get out without getting hurt.

Nearby: McCandless Council Approves Final Phase of McCandless Crossing

The site grading permit has been issued and grading for the approved construction is expected to begin at any time.

Rep. Mike Turzai Promotes Governor's Plan to Privatize Liquor Stores

The House majority leader is a longtime proponent of selling off state Wine & Spirits stores.

Corbett Announces Liquor Privatization Plan; $1 Billion in Proceeds to Fund Education

“Our plan gives consumers what they want by increasing choice and convenience, and helps to secure our future by adding $1 billion in funding toward the education of our children, without raising any taxes,” the governor said Wednesday.

Wagner: Allegheny County Could Be Overcharging Taxpayers

County Controller Chelsa Wagner says the amount could be about $50 for the average household.

Bitter Temperatures Linger in Pine-Richland, Around Pittsburgh as More Snow Arrives

The blast of cold air that has engulfed Western Pennsylvania in recent days is expected to bring snow showers.

Pine Township Supervisors to Review Status of Three Developments

The Parks and Recreation Commission also plans to review its list of priorities at the board of supervisors' work session Tuesday night.

Bundle Up! Forecasters Call for Bitter Cold's Return in Pine-Richland, Western PA

So much for the warm weekend. Temperatures are expected to drop by Tuesday, and snow is likely to show up today and Tuesday.

Deja Vu: Stamp Prices Went Up ... Again

U.S. Postal Service rates changed Sunday, Jan. 27.

Did You Know? The New Pennsylvania Laws Taking Effect in 2013

Laws impact fines for underage drinking, reporting child abuse, animal euthanasia, simplifying voting rules for servicemen and women, and more.

Tax Time: Find Out What the 2013 Tax Rates and Standard Deductions Mean for You

Standard deductions go up, but the ceiling for itemized deductions goes down in 2013, plus other changes that will affect your taxes this year.

Are You Planning to Attend the Presidential Inauguration?

Corporate Planners of Robinson has organized a charter to transport about 50 people from Western Pennsylvania to the Inauguration festivities in Washington, D.C.

Do You Know of a Pine-Richland Site for Pittsburgh Health Corps Volunteers?

AmeriCorps members available for community service placement.

PA Attorney General: Don't Fall for the 'Grandparent Scam'

Scam involves a desperate call from a person pretending to be a grandchild.

Play Ball! Allegheny County Accepting North Park Ball Field Permit Applications

Acceptance of an application does not guarantee that a permit will be issued for the date requested.