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About a dozen government entities and nonprofits are collaborating on the initiative. First up: a five-year plan by Q2 2023.

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey and Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald said Tuesday they want to close the region’s digital divide within five years, increasing access to the internet and other technology for those who don’t have it now. “While Pittsburgh in general has a very high digital quotient, there are

The city of Pittsburgh donated more than $92,000 worth of computer equipment to a Wilkinsburg nonprofit that will refurbish and reuse them in an effort to bridge the digital divide. The city this month donated 324 desktop monitors, 74 laptops, 427 monitors, 243 keyboards and 170 mice to Computer Reach,

The Alliant Credit Union Foundation awards 22 digital inclusion organizations across the country with $329,750, nearly $80,000 more than initially pledged...

A digital divide exists in the Pittsburgh area with thousands of residents lacking the digital resources to engage in online learning. But now, the national non-profit organization Digitunity is teaming up with AT&T to provide free or low-cost computers, digital literacy training and technical support to residents, including needy students,