Новости за 23.05.2018

The troubled Massachusetts company that has been making the iconic Clark Bar since production ended in Pittsburgh in 1999, and whose assets are being auctioned off in bankruptcy court, has been hit with a warning letter from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration because of unsanitary conditions at its plant.

Those cracker jobs we’ve been hearing about for the past five years, they’re here.

Uber is ending its self-driving pilot in Arizona following a fatal crash in Tempe back in March — but the company is doubling its efforts in cities where it has an engineering presence: Pittsburgh, San Francisco and Toronto.

Uber is ending its self-driving pilot in Arizona following a fatal crash in Tempe back in March — but the company is doubling its efforts in cities where it has an engineering presence: Pittsburgh, San Francisco and Toronto.

NEW YORK — A federal judge ruled Wednesday that President Donald Trump is violating the First Amendment when he blocks critics on Twitter because of their political views.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — In a real-life case of “Failure to Launch,” an upstate New York judge Tuesday ordered a 30-year-old man to move out of his parents’ house after they went to court to have him ejected.

A man who has spent the last 28 years in prison for a rape and brutal assault in Westmoreland County he claims he didn’t commit was Wednesday granted a new trial after a judge expressed skepticism over physical evidence in the case and vacated his conviction.

Pittsburgh police officers, firefighters and EMTs on Wednesday demonstrated a new approach for responding to mass shootings aimed at treating victims before the scene has been cleared.

Several parts of Pittsburgh will be closed Sunday as part of OpenStreetsPGH, an event organized by Bike Pittsburgh.

Cynthia Baldwin has been through enough, her attorney says.

Cynthia Baldwin, the former state Supreme Court justice and Penn State University general counsel, spent two hours on the witness stand Wednesday defending herself against allegations of professional misconduct for her representation of clients during the Jerry Sandusky scandal.

A 28-year-old man was shot to death in front of a boy who’d been asleep in bed in Uniontown Tuesday night, according to police.

Pittsburgh has been home to several Cambodian restaurants owned by Kim Hong — a Pittsburgh resident for 37 years — and her family. At peak, there were two Downtown restaurants, Lemongrass Cafe and Phnom Penh, now closed; Apsara Cafe on the South Side, which continues; and Angkor Restaurant on the Green Tree-Crafton border, which, after 17 years of business, has become the flagship.

Pittsburgh has been home to several Cambodian restaurants owned by Kim Hong — a Pittsburgh resident for 37 years — and her family. At peak, there were two Downtown restaurants, Lemongrass Cafe and Phnom Penh, now closed; the late-night haunt Cambod-ican Kitchen on the South Side, which continues; and Angkor Restaurant on the Green Tree-Pittsburgh border, which, after 17 years of business, has become the flagship.

Due to high water conditions, warning buoys placed around the region’s locks and dams on the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio rivers may not all be in place for the Memorial Day weekend.

Be transported to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe with the new “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood”-inspired collection.

The owners of NFL teams agreed Wednesday to a new policy for player conduct during the playing of the national anthem, an issue that escalated last season into a national debate that involved President Donald Trump.

Pittsburgh Filmmakers/Pittsburgh Center for the Arts will not offer classes for adults this fall at its Melwood Avenue building in Oakland and also plans to sell that property.

The Philip Murray Bridge between South 10th Street on the South Side and Second Avenue on the Bluff side of the Monongahela River will be limited to one lane of inbound traffic only beginning Thursday night and lasting through November.

With his arrival at Pitt in March, Jeff Capel brought not only a jolt of energy and excitement for a program in dire need of one, but also one of the most unmistakably successful recruiting profiles in college basketball.

In the wine world, the surname Mondavi rings out as Carnegie or Westinghouse would in Western Pennsylvania — that of a titan of industry and invention.

A man posed as a nurse at UPMC Presbyterian and responded to patient emergencies in the hospital, according to hospital police.

In Germanic lore, the Lorelei is a temptress, a blond-singing siren perched high on a jagged, jutting cliff along the Rhine river shoreline. Immortalized in poetry in 1824 by Heinrich Heine, sailors that were distracted by her beauty and song might run their ships aground into the rocks.

Fresh produce is being sold in 13 neighborhoods where it would otherwise be hard to find, thanks to a program of the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.

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