Located along the Suisun Bay, Pittsburg has deep roots in coal mining and steel manufacturing. Established in the mid-1800s, the city underwent several name changes before settling on Pittsburg, drawing inspiration from the steel industry’s connection to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Today, the Old Town district offers a peek into its historic past with its charming buildings and establishments. The city’s marina serves as a focal point for events and leisure activities. The annual Seafood & Music Festival draws large crowds. State Route 4 runs through the city, providing essential connectivity. From its industrial foundations to its waterfront charm, Pittsburg holds a significant place in the East Bay.
