Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesEnglishServing the Pittsburgh metropolitan area since 1786, this publication holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously published newspaper west of the Allegheny Mountains. It is widely recognized for its long-standing commitment to regional investigative journalism and has earned multiple Pulitzer Prizes for its editorial and reporting excellence.
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Operating historically as a fiercely competitive two-newspaper town, this local media market is shaped by shifting print frequencies and digital transitions. The Block Communications-owned Pittsburgh Post-Gazette stands as the historic major daily, maintaining a long-standing rivalry with the Tribune-Review, which recently moved its city edition to an online-first format. Beyond these principal newsrooms, the alternative weekly Pittsburgh City Paper covers local arts, while the New Pittsburgh Courier continues its legacy as an influential publication serving the African American community. Paperboy lists 8 newspapers in Pittsburgh.
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