Pittsburg recently became the backdrop for KTVU’s “Zip Trips,” an exciting program that celebrates local culture and highlights hidden gems.

Pittsburg is set to become a center of environmental innovation with the Calpine $25 million pilot program “Project Enterprise,” a carbon sequestration project.

Last month, the City of Pittsburg attended the groundbreaking for the Sprouts supermarket being developed in the San Marco neighborhood.

The Pittsburg Civic Center was filled with wonderful music last month during the Jazz, Blues and Funk Festival, a two-day event featuring a variety of artists, food, beer and wine.

In the 1940s a spare room on the fifth floor of the United States Supreme Court building was converted to a workout area.

It’s best to visit the Great Smoky Mountains National Park from April-June and September-October.

Pittsburg adopted an updated plan which sets forth the city’s path for providing housing for all income levels during the upcoming cycle.

Join Souljahs as they host their 12th Annual Juneteenth Celebration this Saturday, June 17, from noon-5:30 p.m.

Mark your calendars because the long-anticipated wait is finally over: 2023 is the year that the popular Pittsburg Seafood and Music Festival returns after a three-year hiatus due to COVID-19.

There are lots of summertime events coming up in July. Be sure to mark your calendars and check them out.

Pittsburg’s five-year Capital Improvement Program – a plan for the construction of new and expansion, rehabilitation or replacement of existing city-owned assets – is updated annually and used as a guide to prioritize infrastructure projects.

Pittsburg Director of Community and Economic Development Jordan Davis was recently elected as the upcoming chairperson of the East Bay Economic Development Alliance (East Bay EDA).