Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

According to experts, a new $225 million arena for the Pittsburgh Penguins would contribute next to nothing to Pittsburgh's economy.

Pittsburgh's planning commission struggles with signage on the famous United Steelworkers Building.

After 15 months of work, a mayoral task force has created a $363 million plan to breathe life into the moribund Downtown Pittsburgh retail corridor bounded by Fifth and Forbes avenues and Market Square.

As the Conservancy celebrates its 70th anniversary, residents look back on the driving force behind conserving 280,000 acres.

A new redevelopment plan for downtown Pittsburgh, PA, aims to avoid past mistakes.

Last year, the Pennsylvania Legislature approved changes to the Municipalities Planning Code so communities that file joint comprehensive plans can share the distribution of land use zones.

The Pittsburgh Zoning Board of Adjustment rules that Coca-Cola lettering cannot be added at Heinz Field.

An 18-month study looks at Pittsburgh's transit problems from a regional perspective.

Pittsburgh's new stadium was built in a record two years, but the design build process put significant pressure on the city's planners.

To Bruce Katz of the Brookings Institution, who will speak to a seminar on Smart Growth in Pittsburgh, the town is slowly sprawling out of control.

This editorial calls for the state of Pennsylvania to increase funding for public transit projects and gives reasons why this is necessary.

Only 10 out of 90 Pittsburgh neighborhoods gained population according to the Census 2000 numbers.

John Russell Pope designed the Jefferson Memorial, the National Gallery of Art, and the National Archives in Washington.

Last part of three-part series on the "rebirth" of the region.

A fast track 18-month project will study the transit future for an eight-county region and its outcome could have a " far-ranging impact on future life in Western Pennsylvania."

First part of a three-part series about the rebirth of Appalachia.

Appalachia is 200,000-square-mile region that spans 13 states and is home to 22 million people.

Voters across the country are using the ballot box to decide how they want their communities and cities to grow.

Architect Rob Pfaffmann proposes to put work and living spaces on barges on Pittsburgh's rivers.