Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey speaks out after night of gun violence in city
Mayor Ed Gainey is speaking out following another night of violence in the city of Pittsburgh.
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Mayor Ed Gainey is speaking out following another night of violence in the city of Pittsburgh.
What is being done to help people experiencing homelessness in the city of Pittsburgh?
City leaders took questions from South Side residents during a virtual meeting about violence in the neighborhood.
The mayor's comments come after Pittsburgh has seen an uptick in gun violence.
Mayor Ed Gainey called on lawmakers in Harrisburg to enact stronger gun laws to help decrease the ongoing gun violence around Pittsburgh.
Ahead of its opening on Wednesday, the city is announcing the schedule for the Sue Murray pool on the North Side.
Mayor Ed Gainey is calling on state lawmakers in Harrisburg to put in place gun reform legislation that would allow cities to pass their own gun measures.
The goal of the meeting was to try and reduce gun violence.
The Sue Murray Pool on Pittsburgh North Side will reopen next Wednesday.
Gainey did not make promises, saying that he will use all of the tools at his disposal to enforce the law.
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey returns to the South Side Tuesday night to discuss public safety concerns.
The mayor walked E. Carson Street, meeting with police and citizens alike.
Gainey has outlined his plan to make Pittsburgh as safe as possible.
KDKA's Erika Stanish shares the latest details from Mayor Ed Gainey and what the mayor plans to do in order to crack down on the recent wave of violence in Pittsburgh.
It's going to be a busy weekend throughout the Pittsburgh area, with some major events set to take over parts of the city.
The weekend is coming and that means folks on the South Side are bracing for large crowds, and fearing the return of gun violence.
An impassioned Mayor Ed Gainey on Friday unveiled his plan to reduce gun violence across the city.
Later this week, the mayor will announce a plan to get people like him off the streets before they commit other violent acts.
Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert announced his retirement Friday after nearly 30 years of service to the department.
Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Chief Scott Schubert on Friday announced he will retire from the force.
The task force is made up of more than 20 professionals in law, social services, health and law enforcement.
A new voice may be needed to take over as the city's police chief.
On what was a quiet spring evening, Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey said he was sitting on his porch with a friend when that peace was shattered.
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey reacted to KDKA Investigates' reporting of new data that shows significant drops in traffic stops.
The program will put someone in charge of leading a team of people to improve the safety and integrity of the city's bridges.
