Peduto To Release Names Of Donors Of Money He Awarded On "Undercover Boss"
On the CBS reality show "Undercover Boss," Mayor Bill Peduto handed out $155,000 to city employees he encountered when he went undercover.
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On the CBS reality show "Undercover Boss," Mayor Bill Peduto handed out $155,000 to city employees he encountered when he went undercover.
Most of the nation knows him as Marty, the tree cutter.
For decades residents in Beaver County have lived next to a sprawling lagoon called Little Blue -- the largest coal ash impoundment in the nation -- which has leached chemicals into their groundwater and wells.
Bill Peduto, you know him as the mayor of the City of Pittsburgh. But he's also got an alter ego named Ed.
Pittsburgh Bike Share plans to spend $500,000 from a federal grant to outfit the city with 500 bicycles for the public bicycle-sharing program.
Pennsylvania's jobless rate fell by three-tenths of a percentage point in November for the second straight month, even as payrolls remained static.
When President Obama addressed the nation with word that he was going to normalize relations with Cuba, one local woman was watching intently.
Surrounded by supporters, former Allegheny County Controller Mark Patrick Flaherty announced a comeback try for his old office.
Pittsburgh's City Council approved Mayor Bill Peduto's new $516.6 million budget Monday.
Gov.-elect Tom Wolf is naming a top campaign adviser and a former fellow cabinet member under ex-Gov. Ed Rendell to key positions in his office.
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto says he's allocating $650,000 from next year's budget to outfit the city's entire police force with body cameras.
Gov.-elect Tom Wolf might have been off the mark by hundreds of millions of dollars when he said during his campaign that a new severance tax on natural gas drillers would raise more than $1 billion, potentially complicating his bid to secure new funding for Pennsylvania schools and alleviate a severe budget shortfall.
It's a new kind of administration, with strange new titles.
If you live or do business in the City of Pittsburgh, start preparing to dig a little deeper because you'll be paying more to do either next year.
Governor-elect Tom Wolf was in Pittsburgh this evening to support Rich Fitzgerald's bid for re-election as county executive.
