Peduto Pledges New Approach If Elected Mayor
Pittsburgh City Councilman Bill Peduto's announced his third run for mayor last Thursday, but he believes this time will be the charm.
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Pittsburgh City Councilman Bill Peduto's announced his third run for mayor last Thursday, but he believes this time will be the charm.
Pittsburgh City Councilman Bill Peduto is running for mayor and made the announcement at a packed party in the Strip District Thursday night
With Michigan, a strong union state, approving right to work Legislation opposed by organized labor, could Pennsylvania be next?
In case you missed the Thursday edition of the KDKA Afternoon News, here's a recap of the action.
A number of protesters confronted senior officials of UPMC Wednesday evening at a public hearing on UPMC's tax-exempt status.
Free parking is the norm at most suburban shopping malls, but those who shop in Downtown Pittsburgh or the city's seven neighborhood business districts have to pull out the quarters to park their cars at metered spots, at least during the daytime. Evening parking has been free, but that changes in 2013 unless City Council acts.
With all this talk in Washington about making the wealthy pay more in taxes, or not raising taxes on the middle class, it's easy to think this fiscal cliff is only about taxes. But it's also about automatic spending cuts of $55 billion this coming year in non-defense programs.
KDKA AM's Larry and John talk to Kevin McQuillan of Pittsburgh-based The McQuillan Group, about how the fiscal cliff will affect you personally.
The nativity display has always been a focal point of holiday celebrations in Ellwood City. But for the first time in decades, it's not in front of city hall.
KDKA Radio's Rob Pratte sat down and talked with the family of late Pittsburgh Mayor Bob O'Connor. Sons father Terry and Cory, daughter Hiedi and Wife Judy.
As a hard working man, dedicated to improving opportunities for the working family, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Commissioner John Hanger wants to be governor.
The Keystone Pension Report issued by Budget Secretary Charles Zogby warns of a costly crisis in the state's two pension systems covering public school employees and all state employees.
Created more than 40 years ago, the Pennsylvania Lottery has been a state-run program to generate funds for programs benefitting senior citizens.
Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl has officially announced that he is running for re-election.
