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Top Pittsburgh City Paper News

LGBTQ+ · New York

Corporate Sponsors Like Pepsi, Nissan, Mastercard, and More Pull Back From NYC Pride

46% Right coverage: 11 sources

Multiple corporate sponsors have curtailed the financial contributions to NYC Pride by 25 percent, leaving the event with a serious financial deficit just days before the annual event, the New York Timesreports. Kevin Kilbride, spokesperson for Heritage of Pride, the umbrella organization that produces NYC Pride and other LGBTQ+ events, said he has been provided a mixed bag of explanations for the hesitancy by previously reliable sponsors.See the Story

Pittsburgh · Pittsburgh

Armstrong Tunnel Linking South Side to Uptown to Reopen Thursday After Two-Year Rehab

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

After a two-year, $13.1 million renovation the Armstrong Tunnel is now fixed up and down to one lane in either direction with wider shoulders.See the Story

Primary Elections · Pittsburgh

Tempus Realty Partners Acquires $43.75 Million Office and Retail Property in Pittsburgh, PA

Coverage: 2 sources

LITTLE ROCK, Ark., May 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Tempus Realty Partners, an Arkansas-based real estate investment partnership, today announced the acquisition of a premier Class A+ office and retail property in Pittsburgh's dynamic Strip District for $43.75 million. ...Full story available on Benzinga.com See the Story

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Corporate Sponsors Like Pepsi, Nissan, Mastercard, and More Pull Back From NYC Pride

Armstrong Tunnel Linking South Side to Uptown to Reopen Thursday After Two-Year Rehab

Tempus Realty Partners Acquires $43.75 Million Office and Retail Property in Pittsburgh, PA

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