Carnegie
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Allegheny County Council President Pat Catena faces backlash for a controversial campaign mailer. The Carnegie resident’s apology hasn’t quelled the controversy, with calls for his resignation as council president and council members planning to strip him of his leadership position at the council’s next meeting on May 26.
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The Carlynton School District will host a community meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 29, to discuss an upcoming $15 million renovation project at Carnegie Elementary School. The project is aimed at modernizing facilities and enhancing student access. Phased construction will begin next month and continue until July 2027.
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Allegheny County seniors who meet certain qualifications can receive vouchers to purchase fresh locally grown produce at area farmers markets in 2026, including the Robinson Farmers Market. Miguel Quiroz (right) of Quiroz Family Farm occupies a booth at the Robinson market in 2024. The Robinson market is scheduled to open for the season on May 11. (West Hills Gazette file photo) The Allegheny County Area Agency on Aging has begun accepting applications for the 2026 Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program, offering $25 vouchers for fresh produce to eligible seniors. Applications are open until Sept. 15, with online submission preferred.
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Image Credit: Steelers.com Football fans heading to the NFL Draft in Pittsburgh from April 23-25 access enhanced real-time travel information at www.511PA.com. PennDOT encourages using these services for planning routes and navigating traffic, with additional cameras and message boards activated for event monitoring.
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Pittsburgh Regional Transit is hosting a virtual meeting Monday to inform West Hills residents of proposed system changes resulting from its Bus Line Refresh effort. West Hills residents can attend a virtual meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday, April 13, to learn about Pittsburgh Regional Transit’s Bus Line Refresh, which aims to improve service in the area, including more frequent routes and new connections. Changes are set for implementation in 2027.
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Oceaneering, a global technology company, tested its automated vehicles as part of the Allegheny County Airport Authority’s xBridge Innovation Center program. The airport is looking into the idea of replacing its existing shuttle fleet with autonomous vehicles to bring passengers from parking and lodging areas to the airport’s new landside terminal. (Photo courtesy of Oceaneering) The Allegheny County Airport Authority is exploring the replacement of its shuttle bus fleet with autonomous vehicles . Public comments on the proposed project are welcomed until April 14. The initiative aims to enhance efficiency, reduce emissions and create job opportunities while supporting future airport development plans.
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A rendering of the scene at the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh. (Image courtesy of the National Football League) Pittsburgh is set to host the 2026 NFL Draft from April 23-25, with a comprehensive transportation plan aimed at accommodating the influx of fans and ensuring efficient access for residents. The plan includes expanded public transit services, dedicated bus routes and road closures to facilitate safe travel around the city.
