Pennsylvania introduced a new license plate design featuring the Liberty Bell, available for a nominal fee, not mandatory, with options for personalization, aiming to commemorate the upcoming 250th anniversary of America.

Pittsburgh is implementing traffic calming measures in Homewood on Murtland Street and Hamilton Avenue, focusing on pedestrian safety and reducing vehicle speeds.

Pittsburgh's Armstrong Tunnel reopens after a $13 million, two-year renovation, featuring enhanced safety, improved lighting, and increased pedestrian access.

Pittsburgh's Herron Avenue Bridge closed for safety after inspection, affecting commuters; officials work on reopening plans while assessing structural issues.

Coal Valley Road in Jefferson Hills is to close for approximately two months for Mon-Fayette Expressway project reconstruction, affecting local traffic and commutes with a four-mile detour planned.

Pittsburgh's Banksville neighborhood experienced a significant water main break, causing damage and hazardous material concerns due to a ruptured water line and spilled oil.

Spring Garden Road in Reserve is closing for construction from June 2 to September, impacting drivers and the 7-Spring Garden bus route. Detours are in place for both traffic and PRT services.

Pittsburgh completed three landslide remediation projects on Mt. Washington, celebrated by Mayor Ed Gainey and DOMI, to improve city safety and infrastructure.

PennDOT is starting a wrong-way detection project on Route 28 to increase safety, with shoulder restrictions beginning May 5th. The $4.8 million upgrade, including sensors and cameras, expects completion by spring 2026.

Pittsburgh Regional Transit discusses a $100 million budget shortfall, possible service cuts and fare increases at a public hearing, and is seeking additional state funding to avoid reducing services.

The next phase of McKnight Road construction in Ross Township starts Friday with traffic lane alterations, including a crossover of northbound to southbound lanes for bridge work, expected to last until early July.

Pittsburgh is implementing traffic calming measures on Beltzhoover Avenue in Allentown to improve safety, including speed tables and marked lanes. Construction will start today.

Pittsburgh's DPW and Parking Authority will roll out automated enforcement for street sweeping, using smart cameras to ticket illegally parked cars and enhance compliance.