U.S. Job Corps centers around the country, including a site in Pittsburgh, will remain open — at least for now. A federal judge in New York City on Wednesday issued a temporary restraining order that ...

The Pittsburgh Job Corps is closing, displacing hundreds of students and staff. The move comes after the Department of Labor said that the program was “no longer achieving the intended outcomes ...

After decades of operation, the Pittsburgh Job Corps center in Highland Park is set to close, a decision made by the Department of Labor. The Department of Labor has cited inefficiency in several ...

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About 600 students attend Job Corps here in Pittsburgh. Many of them are nervous about the program's future. I asked one student where she would be without Job Corps on the streets or in *** shelter.

The Trump administration’s abrupt closure of the Job Corps program of the Department of Labor removes a vital support from the nation’s workforce development and social services systems.

The U.S. Department of Labor is pausing Job Corps operations across the country, including in Pittsburgh. Job Corps is a free residential career training program for low-income teenagers and young ...

Mr. Carter, 22, said he entered the Pittsburgh Job Corps Center in January after a difficult period in his life. He had lost multiple jobs and had been hospitalized for depression and anxiety.

Catalyst Connection, Pitt and others are expanding training in AI, advanced manufacturing and life sciences with support from the Richard King Mellon Foundation.

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After decades of operation, the Pittsburgh Job Corps location in Highland Park is set to close, a decision made by the Department of Labor. KDKA-TV's Ross Guidotti has more.