Residents share their opinions about what in the community needs to change for the better.

Police department wishes to educate residents about what it does, and educate its officers about public expectations. A communitywide survey yielded mostly positive comments from stakeholders.

Keep up to date with the latest changes in the state voter ID law, and welcome the first of two junior members of the commission.

Expect the unexpected.

Mt. Lebanon Emergency Management staff will have a disaster drill this month. For details, read on.

Finding new properties to develop can be a challenge in a built-out community like ours, but would be a welcome addition to the tax rolls. Pennsylvania has some options when it comes to streamlining the development process.

Caught in a jam? The South Hills Technical Rescue Team is here to help.

An outpouring of sympathy speaks to how well K9 officer Sundi did his job.

News from 710 Washington: Not a new bill, just new billing…energy improvements guaranteed to save money…safe ways to dispose of medications…still some summer left.

If you can’t make it to commission meetings, there are other ways to stay in touch.

Mt. Lebanon’s Centennial parade is Saturday, September 8, starting at 3 p.m. on Washington Road.

In a September story about a Historical Society of Mount Lebanon program, we published an incorrect number to call for more information. Correct number is 412-563-1941. Program details are below.