Andrew Conte

Steps like these have been a good start but public support for local journalism must continue to grow until people look at giving to news outlets in the same way they might support the symphony or a food bank.

The original Pittsburgh Press Club was the oldest chartered press club in the world, dating back to 1881.

Plus, the latest news on the personnel changes in local media.

The videographer and photographer from Polish Hill has been reporting from the city of Lviv, Ukraine, since the Russian invasion.

“We want to take it to another level and potentially bring it back to what it was,” says Michael Spacciapolli of Audacy Pittsburgh.

The sold-out Salute to Pittsburgh’s Black Media Pioneers gala is part of Pittsburgh’s Juneteenth celebration.

Many Pittsburgh journalists have moved on to other jobs, and fewer young people are going into the business, leaving a hole in the market.

The Post-Gazette strike could have minimal effect if reporters continue to write stories for the PG’s digital editions, writes Andy Conte.

Eagle Publisher Ron Vodenichar says the deal to sell City Paper to the PG was made to cut his losses. The sale is official on Jan. 6.

Massoud Hossaini’s crystal Pulitzer Prize sits buried in the yard of his old house. The Afghan photojournalist did not have time to pack.