Pittsburgh Parking Authority
KDKA Investigates: Folks Fined Even Though They Paid To Park
The jury is still out on those new parking machines, but everyone agrees there’s a learning curve.
Old Coin Parking Meters Are Going Extinct
KDKA-AM’s Larry and John talk to David Onorato, head of the Pittsburgh Parking Authority, about all the details behind the new city parking machines.
Monday Commute Smoother With Downtown Water Main Repaired
Traffic is once again flowing along Fort Pitt Boulevard in downtown Pittsburgh after a massive water main break forced drivers to find alternate routes last week.
Crews Continuing To Work On Downtown Water Main Break
It looks as if it is going to be a while longer before crews can make the necessary repairs to Fort Pitt Boulevard, which was damaged by Thursday’s water main break.
Round-The-Clock Repairs Continue On Downtown Water Main Break
Repairs are continuing after a massive water main break created a shower in the Parkway East’s Bathtub section just as the Thursday morning rush hour was about to get underway. It’s been an all-day fix, and now that the water has stopped, the concern has shifted to how traffic will be affected Friday.
Some Parking Rates Increase In Downtown Pittsburgh In New Year
As we usher in the New Year, get ready for higher parking rates at certain lots in the City of Pittsburgh.
Peduto Introduces Bill To Keep Nighttime Parking Free
Free parking is the norm at most suburban shopping malls, but those who shop in Downtown Pittsburgh or the city’s seven neighborhood business districts have to pull out the quarters to park their cars at metered spots, at least during the daytime. Evening parking has been free, but that changes in 2013 unless City Council acts.
New High-Tech Parking Meter System A Headache For South Side Woman
The City of Pittsburgh’s new $7 million parking meter modernization plan is supposed to make things more convenient for commuters; but for one family living on the South Side, it’s been nothing but frustrating.
Downtown Public Garage Rates Could Increase
Parking rates at the city-owned downtown garages could spike if the Pittsburgh Parking Authority takes action on a consultant’s report to be released shortly.
Mayor Ravenstahl Nixes Possible Parking Meter Expansion
Last week on the North Shore, city officials cut the ribbon on a new meter-less parking system. Now some worry the Pittsburgh Parking Authority will use it to expand paid parking along streets in the Strip District, Oakland, Downtown and South Side.
License Plate Parking System In Place On North Shore
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl and Pittsburgh Parking Authority officials cut the ribbon on Pittsburgh’s newest parking meter system, now on the North Shore around PNC Park.
Concert, Regatta Could Cause Traffic Nightmare Downtown, On North Shore
It’s a big weekend in the City of Pittsburgh. Country music superstars Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw will be rocking Heinz Field Saturday, and churning up the water on the local rivers is the Three Rivers Regatta.
Parking Authority Approves Installation Of High-Tech Meters
The Pittsburgh Parking Authority’s Board of Directors approved the purchase of 500 multi-space meters Thursday.
North Shore Connector Expected To Save Commuters Money
There has been a lot of talk about the opening of the North Shore Connector on March 25, but what has remained in the shadows is the impact it’s going to have on parking in the Golden Triangle.
Portion Of Mon Wharf Set To Reopen Monday
Officials with the Pittsburgh Parking Authority say a portion of the Mon Wharf parking lot will be reopen to drivers on Monday.













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