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Rich Lord

Rich Lord

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Managing Editor and Reporter, PublicSource

Pittsburgh

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Total articles 1530

  • “Passenger princess” praises car-free living in Pittsburgh

    By Emma Riva Verified, Rich Lord Verified| PublicSource Verified I still catch myself going to the passenger side, even when I’m the one driving — which isn’t often. I’ll borrow a friend’s car occasionally, but for the most part, I’m a “passenger princess.” I got my license when I moved to Pittsburgh, but I found quickly that affording to buy a car as a freelance reporter was a pipe dream. So, I’ve remained a passenger. People have varying opinions on it — that it’s impossible, that it’s doable but not ideal, or that it’s a political statement of some sort.

    By Emma Riva Verified, Rich Lord Verified · PublicSource

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Tell us how Trump's tariffs change your choices

    By Rich Lord Verified| PublicSource Verified President Donald Trump’s second administration has featured an ever-changing (mostly expanding) array of threatened tariffs on imported goods. The shifting news has sent stock prices on a wild (mostly downward) ride and created uncertainty for businesses and consumers. Share your tariff story by filling out our formThe disruption of global trade has spurred a bumper crop of advice on everything from managing personal investments to buying imported goods.

    By Rich Lord Verified · PublicSource

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • “Passenger princess” praises car-free living in Pittsburgh

    By Emma Riva Verified, Rich Lord Verified| PublicSource Verified I still catch myself going to the passenger side, even when I’m the one driving — which isn’t often. I’ll borrow a friend’s car occasionally, but for the most part, I’m a “passenger princess.” I got my license when I moved to Pittsburgh, but I found quickly that affording to buy a car as a freelance reporter was a pipe dream. So, I’ve remained a passenger. People have varying opinions on it — that it’s impossible, that it’s doable but not ideal, or that it’s a political statement of some sort.

    By Emma Riva Verified, Rich Lord Verified · PublicSource

    Apr. 11, 2025

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PublicSource

PublicSource is a nonprofit, nonpartisan digital news organization based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It focuses on delivering impactful journalism and community-driven storytelling on important topics such as the environment, health, education, and local government. The organization aims to empower its audience with fact-checked local news, promoting transparency and accountability. PublicSource is dedicated to informing and inspiring the Pittsburgh region through independent journalism. It values collaboration, transparency, and inclusivity, ensuring access to meaningful journalism for all. The organization engages with the community through in-depth reporting and analysis, using AI in limited ways to enhance accessibility and research without replacing human journalists. PublicSource serves the broader community of Southwestern Pennsylvania, involving staff in efforts to understand and engage with local residents. Its journalism has led to significant community impacts, fostering public discussions and prompting changes in local policies.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

+1 412-515-0065

Founded: 2011