NYC’s Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak Continues to Grow. What to Know

and on July 10, 2026

22 people are now hospitalized in a Manhattan cluster traced to a cooling tower, and officials say tap water is still safe to use.

Why This Bay Area Grocery Store Remains a California Favorite

and on July 10, 2026

A 1977 Berkeley institution beat out chains like Erewhon and Trader Joe’s for one blog’s title of California’s best grocery store.

Pittsburgh One of the Best Cities for Young Homebuyers, Study Finds

and on July 9, 2026

A new ranking puts the Steel City’s home-price-to-income ratio as the most favorable in the nation for buyers under 35.

Where Are the Freedom Fuel Gas Stations? What to Know

and on July 9, 2026

These Trump-branded stations sell gas near $3.47 a gallon — about 50 cents below the regional average — across 25 Pennsylvania and New Jersey sites.

How Dangerous Is Cyclosporiasis, ‘Poop Parasite’

and on July 8, 2026

Cases of a diarrhea-causing intestinal parasite are climbing nationwide, and untreated symptoms can drag on for a month.

TreasuryDirect Email Sparks Scam Fears as Alert Hits Savers

and on July 7, 2026

Treasury confirms a surprise ‘account hygiene’ email is legitimate, but here’s how to verify it safely before clicking anything.

Pittsburgh Workers Charged with Food Stamp Fraud in Nationwide DOJ Crackdown

and on July 7, 2026

Two convenience store workers allegedly swapped over $550,000 in SNAP benefits for cash as part of a $6.5 billion national fraud sweep.

Latest on NYC Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak: Cases, Hospitalizations

and on July 7, 2026

New York officials say a contaminated cooling tower — not the water system — is likely behind a growing Manhattan cluster.

How Do Trump Accounts Work? $1,000 for These Kids Now Live

, and on July 6, 2026

Over 500,000 kids got a $1,000 federal deposit on July 4 — here’s who qualifies and when the money can finally be touched.

Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak in NYC: What Are Symptoms?

and on July 6, 2026

A contaminated cooling tower has sickened 18 people in Manhattan — here’s how the bacteria spreads and the warning signs to watch for.

Hyundai’s Tucson Recall Hints at Broader Auto Industry Challenges

and on July 1, 2026

A dashboard glitch triggers a 96,000-vehicle recall — just the latest sign automakers are struggling to keep their software-heavy cars safe.

What Tenants Should Know Before NYC Rent Freeze Goes Into Effect

and on June 26, 2026

A 7-1 vote froze rents on about 1 million NYC stabilized apartments — but only for leases that begin on or after October 1.

Bed Bath & Beyond Opens 2 Texas Stores in a New Format. Here’s Where

and on June 25, 2026

The home retailer’s comeback is picking up speed, with 22 new combined Bed Bath & Beyond + Container Store locations planned nationwide, including two in Texas.

Slate Truck Could Be the Cheapest EV Pickup. How It Compares to Rivals

and on June 24, 2026

At $24,950, the Slate Truck would undercut the Ford Maverick by nearly $2,000 — and it runs entirely on electricity.

More Miami-Dade Households Incapable of Making Ends Meet as Costs Rise

and on June 24, 2026

A 2026 United Way report finds 41% of Miami-Dade households can’t cover basic living costs — and a single adult’s survival budget tops $3,982 a month.

Allegiant Air Cut 61 Routes, Including Three in Las Vegas

, and on June 18, 2026

Allegiant Air eliminated 61 routes and exited seven airports for July 2026, blaming a 6.5% capacity cut on the Iran conflict and the blocked Strait of Hormuz.

Hot Weather Can Strain Your Car. How to Maintain It in the Summer

, and on June 16, 2026

From coolant levels to tire pressure, six maintenance steps can prevent a summer breakdown — and one AC habit actually makes overheating worse.

SpaceX IPO Goes Live. What It Means for Tesla Stock and Investors

and on June 13, 2026

Tesla holds 19 million SpaceX shares, meaning the historic $135-a-share IPO could shake every Tesla investor’s portfolio — whether they wanted SpaceX exposure or not.

What Income Do You Need to Be Middle Class in Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania?

and on June 11, 2026

Pittsburgh ranks 74th out of 100 large U.S. cities for middle-class income — meaning residents need far less than workers in coastal metros to qualify.

UPMC Laying Off 200 Employees, 300 Open Positions. What We Know

and on June 10, 2026

The largest nongovernment employer in Pennsylvania is cutting 500 positions — mostly non-clinical — despite a $286 million operating income turnaround in 2025.

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