On Feb 15th,  RentHelp’s own Haley P. was still showing the Burgh lots of love on the day after Valentine’s, by attending a public...

Housing Choice Voucher, otherwise known as Section 8, will be accepting pre-applications for their waiting list starting 8am on Monday,...

Create a Birth Plan Doulas Breast Feeding Infant CPR Ask the Doctor/professional! Community Resources Prizes and giveaways...

Saturday, 11/4/2023, the CEA Annual Coat Drive will take place at the CEA Community Center (7120 Kelly St, Pittsburgh, PA 15208). Drop...

Contact your local City of Pittsburgh Police Zone Office by November 17, 2023 to request a Thanksgiving meal!

Saturday, October 21, 2023 – Rain or shine! 2:00 – 4:00 PM McKeesport Area Senior High School (1960 Eden Park Blvd, McKeesport, PA 15132)...

Friday October 27 and Saturday October 28 Mission of Mercy Pittsburgh will be hosting a FREE Vision / Hearing / Dental Clinic at the...

You have the right to file an appeal after a judge has decided in favor of your landlord in an eviction case. Appealing can buy you more time to find a new place to live. Appealing gives you the chance to have your case heard by a judge. Appealing opens the potential for a round of mediation with your landlord. Where: 414 Grant St, Fl. 1, Pittsburgh, PA, 15219 View Map When: Their hours are 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Monday through Friday. Arrive by 3:30 pm Monday - Thursday or by n

The only person who can evict you is a judge - and even if the judge finds against you, you have at least 20 days to leave the property....

Evictions Take Time and can only be administered through a court process. 1. Notice to Quit The eviction process in Pennsylvania begins...