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Pittsfield officials expect to receive an additional $4 million in federal pandemic money, bringing the total to over $40 million. Residents want the city use some of the money for affordable and accessible housing opportunities, mental health services and better supports for families with "at-risk" children or youths.
PITTSFIELD — Pittsfield Public Schools Superintendent Joe Curtis and Police Chief Michael Wynn reached an agreement Monday over how school res…
PITTSFIELD — With COVID-19 case counts rising in the Berkshires, the School Committee will discuss whether or not to mandate masks for the upc…
A wide array of Berkshire County groups have rallied around a push for the state Legislature to pass housing protections before the federal eviction moratorium expires on Oct. 3.
PITTSFIELD — The city is set to receive about $32.4 million in American Rescue Plan Act money over the next two years, and it needs your help …
At 1 p.m. Saturday, in Park Square in Pittsfield, members of at least 10 Berkshire County advocacy groups and others will gather in support of the For the People Act, a collection of measures to expand voting access that Senate Republicans blocked from a vote in June by using a filibuster.
PITTSFIELD — A proposal to redevelop the former Morningside Firehouse into four market-rate apartments advanced toward receiving a $100,000 bo…
PITTSFIELD — The spate of gun violence that rattled the city this spring tracked with a larger, national trend in cities across the country, P…
PITTSFIELD — The city has received the first of its payments from the federal government’s American Rescue Plan Act, and is ready to begin the…
PITTSFIELD — It’s out with the old and in with the new on North Street.
