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08/28/2018WPXI August 24, 2018 PITTSBURGH - The Help Initiative, as well as local city and faith-based leaders,... -
08/26/2018Pittsburgh Post-Gazette August 24, 2018 by Diana Nelson Jones East End pastors announced Friday they will collaborate... -
01/15/2018Pittsburgh Post-Gazette January 11, 2018 by Mark Belko The Pittsburgh Urban Redevelopment Authority board moved Thursday to... -
01/02/2018Pittsburgh Post-Gazette December 31, 2017 by Diana Nelson Jones Carl Talbott knew his house was drafty, but... -
01/02/2018Pittsburgh Post-Gazette December 31, 2017 by Diana Nelson Jones Three years after winning a $30 million federal... -
12/29/2017TribLive December 19, 2017 by Matthew Santoni Hill District residents' health and food security appear to have... -
12/26/2017Pittsburgh Public Source December 23, 2017 by Mark Kramer and Juliette Rihl Todd Griffin, a 45-year-old single dad, has lived... -
12/26/2017The New Pittsburgh Courier December 22, 2017 by Diane I. Daniels With the belief that we must rebuild... -
12/14/2017Pittsburgh Public Source December 13, 2017 by J. Dale Shoemaker Pittsburgh’s City Council with a preliminary vote... -
12/08/2017December 8, 2017 Pittsburgh Courier by Diane I. Daniels Holidays the perfect time for Black business owners... -
10/24/2017Pittsburgh Post-Gazette October 24, 2017 Kate Giammarise As more than 100 low-income East End tenants are facing... -
09/08/2017Pittsburgh Post-Gazette September 8, 2017 by Kate Giammarise A full-color, 33-page guide aims to connect Homewood residents... -
08/21/2017Haley Nelson/Post-Gazette Pittsburgh Post-Gazette August 20, 2017 by Dan Majors and Adalberto Toledo An aborted attempt to organize... -
08/18/2017Mckayla Dixon, Anesa Reed, and Keith Jamison are employed by Youth Enrichment Services this... -
08/18/2017Pittsburgh Post-Gazette August 16, 2017 by Rebecca Sodergren A fruit cart provided three high school students with... -
08/17/2017Pittsburgh Post-Gazette August 14, 2017 by Arturo Pineda Who do you trust to watch your children when... -
08/14/2017Dr. Kathy Humphrey, senior vice chancellor for engagement, secretary of the Board of Trustees,... -
08/04/2017Pittsburgh Post-Gazette August 4, 2017 Jake Flannick A grass-roots group of gardeners and community activists is turning... -
07/18/2017On Tuesday, July 18, at 6:00pm, Councilmen Lavelle and Burgess will be hosting a... -
05/29/2017The Incline May 29, 2017 by M J Slaby “I want to do things that are transformational,... -
05/18/2017Next Pittsburgh May 18, 2017 Amanda Waltz After living away from her native Pittsburgh for 15 years,... -
05/13/2017May 13, 2017 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette by Kate Giammarise A special fund aims to encourage more local landlords... -
04/30/2017TribLive April 28, 2017 by Natasha Lindstrom After losing his job as the office manager of a... -
04/28/2017Pittsburgh Post-Gazette April 28, 2017 by Rich Lord A $75 million borrowing spurt approved by Pittsburgh’s Housing...
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04/25/2017Pittsburgh Post-Gazette April 24, 2017 Adam Smeltz Pittsburgh residents can sign up online or by phone for... -
03/27/2017The Homewood Community Development Collaborative (HCDC) presents “Next Steps Part 1: The People’s Vision... -
03/17/2017Pittsburgh Post-Gazette March 17, 2017 By Daniel Moore The canopy of solar panels was erected several months... -
03/16/2017The rear view of boarded up homes on Hamilton Ave. in Homewood. Jasmine Goldband... -
03/16/2017March 31 – April 7 Join the Pittsburgh Department of Innovation & Performance to celebrate... -
03/13/2017Soil lead contamination is a serious problem in Pittsburgh. If you are concerned your... -
02/15/2017Alan Diaz/Associated Press February 15, 2017 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette By Mark Belko Kevin Acklin’s phone started ringing just as... -
02/14/2017Moves follow recommendations from Task Force in 2016 ; Further housing orders relating to... -
02/10/2017Courtesy of Ford February 10, 2017 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette By Daniel Moore and Ed Blazina There soon could be... -
02/02/2017Rev. Ricky Burgess, a member of the coalition, Jasmine Goldband/The Incline The Incline by Sarah Anne... -
01/24/2017January 23, 2017 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette by Linda Wilson Fuoco Five dogs and two puppies had their day... -
01/18/2017Photo Pittsburgh Post-Gazette January 18, 2017 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette By Joyce Gannon Inside a freshly painted brick structure in... -
01/16/2017January 16, 2017 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette by Ed Blazina Several streets in Homewood will get nearly a $1... -
01/16/2017January 16, 2017 WTAE President & General Manager Charles W. Wolfertz III speaks on behalf... -
01/13/2017Photo Pittsburgh Post-Gazette January 13, 2017 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette by Mark Belko A proposed 58-unit residential development that one... -
01/04/2017January 3, 2017 WTAE Pittsburgh Decades after suburban flight and racial divide rendered many of Homewood's... -
01/02/2017December 30, 2016 The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette By Kris B. Mamula The University of Pittsburgh is helping... -
12/16/2016Councilman Ricky Burgess invites you to an evening of dinner and discussion as the... -
12/15/2016Photo Pittsburgh Post-Gazette December 15, 2016 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette by Adam Smeltz A proposed trust fund for affordable housing... -
12/07/2016December 5, 2016 Next Pittsburgh by Jenniffer Baron All photos courtesy of the Homewood Holiday Market Shipping containers... -
12/05/2016Brackenridge Construction, the developer of the of Larimer Family Dollar, is looking for companies... -
12/02/2016This December, don't miss the Homewood Holiday Market! Located at the corner of Frankstown... -
12/01/2016December 1, 2016 by Adam Smeltz Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Steve Mellon/Post-Gazette A realty transfer tax increase isn’t the... -
11/28/2016November 28, 2016 by Bob Bauder Trib Live Dr. John M. Wallace Jr., founder of the Everyday... -
11/22/2016November 22, 2016 by Adam Smeltz Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Council members supported a resolution on climate change,...
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11/17/2016November 11, 2016 by Maya Henry Next Pittsburgh Seven years. That’s how long the idea has...
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11/11/2016November 7, 2016 by Diana Nelson Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Whenever I plan to meet someone in Homewood,... -
11/03/2016On October 18-19, the City of Pittsburgh and the Heinz Endowments sponsored p4’s second... -
10/16/2016October 2016 Pittsburgh Courier Diane I. Daniels The Pittsburgh Black Elected Officials Coalition held the last of... -
10/13/2016Pittsburgh Tribune Review October 11, 2016 by Natasha Lindstrom As swaths of Pittsburgh enjoy a building boom,... -
10/13/2016Now in Open Submission Period How it works: Challenges The UpPrize process is designed to engage... -
10/12/2016October 12, 2016 Article courtesy of Housing Authority of Pittsburgh photo courtesy of Pittsburgh Courier The City... -
09/26/2016Rent-to own your own home sounds like a good idea for low to medium... -
09/17/2016September 16, 2016 New Report Sets Equitable Development Agenda for Pittsburgh Mayor William Peduto and community... -
09/12/2016Join MA’AT Construction Company and Mistick Construction on an informational meeting/recruitment session for construction... -
08/26/2016The Pittsburgh TribLive August 25, 2016 by Madasyn Czebiniak Ellen Harrison said she has faith that... -
08/22/2016Rent-to own your own home sounds like a good idea for low to medium... -
08/11/2016The New Pittsburgh Courier August 10, 2016 by Christian Morrow Reverend Samuel Ware is not entirely... -
08/10/2016The Pittsburgh City Paper August 10, 2016 by Rebeca Addison Kids work on a mural project in... -
07/23/2016Pittsburgh Post-Gazette July 23, 2016 by Diana Nelson Jones Gracey Evans/ Post-Gazette Antwan Mckamey works to fill in... -
07/22/2016New Pittsburgh Courier July 22, 2016 by Christian Morrow REBUILDING COMMUNITIES—Rev. Samuel Ware thanks Pittsburgh Mayor Bill... -
07/05/2016Pittsburgh Post-Gazette July 5, 2016 by Joyce Gannon Pam Panchak/Post-Gazette Once a Westinghouse manufacturing plant, the... -
06/26/2016Trib Live June 26, 2016 by Bob Bauder This will be the biggest investment in Homewood in... -
05/17/2016CP file photo by Mike Schwarz Pittsburgh City Paper May 17, 2016 At a meeting held by... -
05/17/2016The New York Times May 17, 2016 by David Brooks What’s the right level to pursue social... -
04/29/2016April 27, 2016 Photo by Ryan Deto, Pittsburgh City Paper The Affordable Housing Task Force co-chaired... -
03/15/2016Pittsburgh Business Times March 15, 2016 By Patty Tascharella Goldman Sachs’ 10,000 Small Businesses initiative on Monday... -
03/04/2016Pittsburgh Post-Gazette March 4, 2016 Public WiFi access will be extended to parts of the city’s... -
02/18/2016Pittsburgh Magazine February 18, 2016 Larimer (pronounced “Lahr-mer” by locals) takes its name from the founder... -
02/16/2016February 17, 2016 Community-based organizations have been operating in Homewood for years, albeit working independently,... -
01/22/2016Homewood Nation January 22, 2016 By Elwin Green Grab a cup of coffee, this will take a... -
01/15/2016Rebecca Droke/Post-Gazette Pittsburgh Post-Gazette January 15, 2016 By Mark Belko Residents of Larimer and East Liberty could receive... -
10/20/2015WTAE October 20, 2015 As Pittsburgh's third renaissance continues, some neighborhoods -- like East Liberty --... -
09/30/2015September 30, 2015 90.5 wesa (http://wesa.fm) by Liz Reid Bakery Square, home to Google's Pittsburgh offices, are... -
09/23/2015Pam Panchak/Post-Gazette Pittsburgh Post-Gazette September 23, 2015 By Rev. Ricky Burgess On Sept. 16, dozens of people —... -
09/12/2015September 12, 2015 Homewood's leaders and members of the community came together to discuss collaborating... -
07/08/2015The Guardian July 8, 2015 By Nate Berg New mixed-income housing is sprinkled throughout East Liberty. Photograph:... -
06/10/2015Pittsburgh’s mayor, Bill Peduto, announced today that Homewood community leaders are coming together for... -
06/30/2014Pittsburgh Post-Gazette June 30, 2014 Photo credit Sarah Schneider/Post-Gazette Pittsburgh will receive a $30 million grant in...
