David Onorato….wonder how he got that job?????? corrupt city and county

The city politics in Pittsburgh is such a joke. If these people REALLY knew what it was to work and not sit around all day twidling thumbs in meetings…..

There WAS a day when hard working people built this city and made it what it USED to be….now its just a bunch of yahoos embarressing the reast of us.

VOTE people….VOTE them all out. They should all be ashamed…bickering like 2 year olds and getting nothing done and wasting everyones money.

Thats an easy fix, I’ll jut stay out of Pittsburgh!

I do appreciated all the in-fighting, corruption, mis-steps and general turmoil within the city government. It gives all of us in the surrounding areas something to laugh about! You people in the city get EXACTLY what you deserve since YOU’RE the ones who voted these idiots into office! If you didn’t vote, well then you don’t have any legitimate reason to complain. Keep up the good work voters of $hitsburgh, we’re watching and enjoying!

Just when the city is bragging about all the new nightlife it has they go and raise the rates on the meters. Even worse, they extend the time of enforcement from 5 or 6 o’clock to 10 o’clock pm. If I were the owner of one of the business’ that rely on a nighttime crowd I would be incensed. This city is about the most business unfriendly in the country. The fact that the new Westin has to argue to put up a sign replacing the old Hilton sign just goes to show how stupid and power hungry theese fools are.

Law of Marketing:
“It is easier to lose a customer than to win one”

With all the parking tickets being given downtown, this statement will certainly prove to be true in Pittsburgh. With so many people in town for the Arts Festival many of them will leave being upset when the find they received an expensive parking ticket. The city was unable to manage its finances so it just dumped the problem on the people. This will be one more reason for people to stay away from downtown and the rest of Pittsburgh. In my lifetime I have seen the number of businesses in Pittsburgh decline and I have witnessed the mass exodus of people living in the city. The responsibility for this lies with the politician in Pittsburgh. They have put a big “CLOSED” and “WE DON”T WANT YOUR BUSINESS” sign at the entrance to the city. At the same time they have cause incalculable financial harm to people who work in low wage jobs at night cleaning offices or working in call centers.

If Pittsburgh doesn’t want our money, we can spend it a few minutes away outside the city. If the politician complain about what is happening in the city just hold up a mirror because it is the POLITICIANS FAULT!

How about increasing the 2 Hour limit to 4 Hours