Occupy Pittsburgh Seems Here To Stay
In the shadows of the banking giant BNY Mellon, the Occupy Pittsburgh encampment on Mellon's property has a summer camp feeling, albeit a tent city after a deluge of rain. The occupation could last awhile.
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In the shadows of the banking giant BNY Mellon, the Occupy Pittsburgh encampment on Mellon's property has a summer camp feeling, albeit a tent city after a deluge of rain. The occupation could last awhile.
The Occupy Wall Street movement arrived in Pittsburgh Saturday as a crowd estimated around 2,000 people marched, rallied and protested against corporate greed and social inequality. It was a peaceful crowd of union members, college students and parents with kids.
At least 50 seats in the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers hall were empty when President Obama took the stage Tuesday to pitch the jobs plan.
A march and rally are scheduled for this Saturday as Pittsburgh joins a national movement. Drawing inspiration from groups across the country, the Occupy Movement is coming to Pittsburgh.
The KDKA Afternoon News talks to Nathaniel Glosser, an organizer of the group Occupy Pittsburgh, about a planned march and rally.
KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek discusses the ongoing Occupy Wall Street protests with Wayne Allen Root, former Libertarian Vice-Presidential Candidate.
Healthcare, the economy and the Obama Administration were popular topics during the GOP debate Tuesday night in New Hampshire.
President Barack Obama returned to Pittsburgh to push his jobs bill. He's no stranger the city – a must-win region and state for re-election. He used the occasion to deliver a political message.
Gov. Tom Corbett announced his education reform package Tuesday morning, pleasing small business representatives but angering many teachers' unions and their members.
President Barack Obama will be in Pittsburgh Tuesday morning to talk about his jobs bill.
With Gov. Corbett's Marcellus Shale plan including a proposed "impact fee" for drilling companies, Pennsylvania lawmakers are facing increased scrutiny from the no-new-tax group Americans for Tax Reform (ATR) and its president, Grover Norquist.
With grainy pictures, melancholy music and menacing voices, both candidates assail each other, but what's true?
NewsRadio 1020 KDKA's Mike Pintek talks with U.S. Congressman Tim Murphy, R-18th District, during the KDKA Drive to Save Lives at the Mall at Robinson, located in Murphy's home district.
The Port Authority of Allegheny County gets a lot of money from the federal government, but to get those dollars, county taxpayers have been paying a 7 percent drink tax to raise the required $28 million local match.
If the Allegheny County executive race were held today, Democrat Rich Fitzgerald would defeat Republican D. Raja, according to an independent poll conducted by Civic Science.
