Judge sets date for jury selection in trial of Robert Bowers
A judge has set a date for jury selection in the trial of accused Tree of Life gunman Robert Bowers.
2nd sexual assault in 2 weeks at Pitt raises alarms among students
The second sexual assault in as many weeks has students alarmed and asking the university for stronger actions.
Police at odds with progressive district judges
For years, police and district justices have worked in tandem, but more recently they've been at war.
Police say they're working to clear 'open-air drug market' on Fort Duquesne Boulevard
Police confirmed "the wall" on Fort Duquesne Boulevard is a place to sell, buy or use drugs.
Democratic candidates descend on Pittsburgh to win support of labor
Workers for dozens of local unions say the labor movement is strong as politicians vie for their support.
About 200 unions, local leaders march in Pittsburgh's Labor Day parade
After a two-year hiatus, the Labor Day parade returned to downtown Pittsburgh.
Judge's decision could give property tax relief to 11,000 Allegheny County homeowners
A judge's decision will give property tax relief to thousands of homeowners in Allegheny County and could soon do the same for tens of thousands more.
Mayor Ed Gainey says plan to address people experiencing homelessness could come next week
Pittsburgh City Council and the people experiencing homelessness say immediate action is needed.
Bethel Park police chief at odds with district justice over cash bail
Police say they make the arrests but a local district justice continues to set defendants free.
Gainey says Pittsburgh needs more police after not hiring officers for 2 years
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey unveiled his plans to form two new police classes to bolster their ranks.
Downtown businesses hope more workers return to offices in September
The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership says every major employer is asking its workers to come back next month.
Pittsburgh's land bank hasn't rehabbed a single blighted house in its 9 years
The Pittsburgh Land Bank hasn't rehabbed a single house in nine years.
1-man crime spree hits Walnut Street business district in Shadyside
The thief hit small family businesses, which are now suddenly on guard.
Experts warn deer are destroying Pittsburgh's parks and moving into neighborhoods
Deer have taken over Pittsburgh's major parks and, having eaten their fill, are now roaming city streets.
Homeowner says scammer listed Lawrenceville home for sale on Zillow
It is just the latest scam to bilk prospective buyers out of money.