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Pittsburgh City Council

Violence prevention funding advances, $1m for new ambulances, and upgrades to lethal intersection

, and Amy Whipple

March 6, 2026

Allegheny County

County advances limits on ICE cooperation while cutting residents' comment time in half

, and Amy Whipple

March 3, 2026

Pittsburgh City Council

ShotSpotter meeting postponed again and CMU steps in to fill a $200K funding gap

, and Amy Whipple

February 27, 2026

Allegheny County

Capping property taxes for longtime residents and progress in public safety and housing

, and Amy Whipple

February 23, 2026

Pittsburgh City Council

Council to study accessibility after snow storms and to raise $56 million in new bonds for infrastructure projects.

, and Amy Whipple

February 20, 2026

City of Pittsburgh

Police surveillance tech, short-term rental regulations and extending tax breaks for affordable senior housing

, and Amy Whipple

February 13, 2026

City of Pittsburgh

Local institutions donate $12 million for ambulances and snow plows as city still owes $1 million on water bills

, and Amy Whipple

February 6, 2026

City of Pittsburgh

Acting Police Chief Jason Lando explains his vision for Pittsburgh’s police department

, and Amy Whipple

January 30, 2026

Allegheny County

Limiting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement and terms for the County Executive

, and Amy Whipple

January 27, 2026

City of Pittsburgh

$20 million annual fleet fund, support for survivors of sexual assault, and new signs for the North Shore

, and Amy Whipple

January 23, 2026

City of Pittsburgh

Tracking housing stock, two referendums for the May primary and the mayor’s first appointees

, and Amy Whipple

January 16, 2026

Pittsburgh Public Schools

Tax rates increased and a ban on phones, taking photos & videos

, and Annabelle Chipps , and Chris Maury , and Amy Whipple

January 9, 2026

Allegheny County

Jail lawsuit heads to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court

, and Amy Whipple

January 2, 2026

City of Pittsburgh

Protecting low-income residents’ homes, targeted recycling outreach and the cost of eradicating blight–Tell Council what you think

, and Amy Whipple

January 2, 2026

City of Pittsburgh

Property taxes increase by 20%, budget reaches $693 million and naming new violence prevention anchor organizations

, and Amy Whipple

December 26, 2025

Pittsburgh City Council

Violence prevention funds to be redirected to city trucks, $6m planning contracts in jeopardy, and out-of-state property buyers to be blocked–Tell council what you think

, and Amy Whipple

December 19, 2025