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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to Cease Operations After Nearly 240 Years in Print

Block Communications will end operations after losing over $350 million in 20 years and facing court-mandated outdated labor contracts, impacting local journalism sustainability.

  • The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, a newspaper dating back to 1786, will cease operations on May 3 after nearly 240 years in print.
  • The decision comes after the U.S. Supreme Court denied the Post-Gazette's request to stay a court order requiring the reinstatement of a contractual health care plan it illegally tore up in 2020.
  • Block Communications, the owner, cited over $350 million in losses operating the publication over the past two decades as the reason for the closure.
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The owners of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette announced on Wednesday that the newspaper will close in a few months, citing financial losses. Block Communications Inc. announced that it will stop publishing on May 3. The newspaper is printed on Thursdays and Sundays and says on its website that the average paid circulation is 83,000 copies. About two dozen union members returned to work at the Post-Gazette in November after a three-year strike. More …

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