Petition on proposed referendum on Israel signed by communications director for Gainey
Jewish groups want to know if the communications director for Mayor Ed Gainey's administration is speaking for him.
A Pittsburgh smoke shop owner says he's being unfairly targeted by the law. Prosecutors disagree.
Smoke and vape shops seem to be popping up everywhere you look these days, and not everyone is happy about that.
Pittsburgh controller report finds some water fountains still have not been turned on
On Friday, Pittsburgh Controller Rachael Heisler released a report on the city's progress, calling it disappointing.
Police release more details about raid on Pittsburgh homeless encampment
Police in Pittsburgh raided a homeless encampment on Wednesday.
Pittsburgh police raid, clear out Downtown homeless encampment
Leftover debris will be removed by the Department of Public Works.
Pittsburgh man accused of antisemitic vandalism reaches settlement
Jewish organizations support the tentative deal, which they said will help re-educate the defendant on the harms of antisemitism.
Controller says Pittsburgh leaders are not doing enough to build affordable housing
Is the Gainey administration fulfilling its promise to create new affordable housing in Pittsburgh?
2 ducklings reunited with mom after falling down Pittsburgh storm sewer drain
Three baby ducklings washed down a storm sewer drain in Pittsburgh, prompting a big rescue effort.
Developers blame city for delays in big Bakery Square expansion
After newly two years of seeking the necessary approvals, a big development in East Liberty is still on hold.
Congressional delegation tours site of Trump rally shooting
The site visit comes in anticipation of another grilling of Secret Service Director Kimberley Cheatle on Tuesday in Washington, D.C.
The Trump rally gunman got a clean shot at Trump. Who is to blame for the security breach?
The United States Secret Service enlisted local law enforcement to patrol and secure the area outside the Butler Farm Show grounds.
Federal investigators trying to learn more about Trump rally shooter
The gunman behind an assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump remains a puzzle to his former classmates and federal law enforcement.
Pittsburgh police to initiate new patrols focused on smoke shops
The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police is initiating new patrols Downtown focused on smoke shops and the street activity around them.
Pittsburgh won't be removing homeless encampments after U.S. Supreme Court ruling
Do people experiencing homelessness have the right to camp out in cities like Pittsburgh?
Public Safety leader calls for meeting to overhaul mental health system
Leaders in Pittsburgh have taken the first step toward preventing the random Downtown attacks the city has seen on innocent people.