city-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-Pittsburgh Acting Police Chief Jason Lando explains his vision for Pittsburgh’s police department , and Amy Whipple January 30, 2026
city-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-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
city-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-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
Pittsburgh City Council Transferring 8th Street, winter salt storage and supporting local startups—Tell Council What you Think , and Amy Whipple December 12, 2025
Pittsburgh City Council Council weighs housing fund cuts, surprise vehicle repair bills, and employee bus passes as $30 million budget gap looms , and Amy Whipple December 5, 2025
Pittsburgh City Council No funding for free smoke detectors, $43.2 million in overtime pay, police drones, paramedic dreams, and homicide trauma reduction , and Amy Whipple November 28, 2025
Pittsburgh City Council City unable to pay ~$5m water bill, selling water infrastructure for $1, and requesting $4.5 for overdue maintenance , and Amy Whipple November 21, 2025
city-Pittsburgh The sidewalk vendor debate continues, a new electronics, chemical recycling contract and studying city-wide composting , and Amy Whipple November 14, 2025
Pittsburgh City Council Cleaning endless litter, catching illegal dumpers, automating traffic tickets and repairing city steps , and Amy Whipple November 7, 2025
Pittsburgh City Council Opening up to more sidewalk vendors, emergency grants for social service orgs, and revising the Lower Hill’s community benefits agreement , and Amy Whipple October 31, 2025
Pittsburgh City Council Inclusionary Zoning Takes New Turn While Pittsburgh Addresses Failing Fleet and Preserves Landmarks , and Amy Whipple October 17, 2025
