Pittsburgh City Council
G-20 Summit Cost Still Having Impact On City Budget
Pittsburgh City Council has been looking over the costs of the G-20 Summit held here in September of 2009 and found that they were not as high as expected.
Pennsylvania Primary Just 6 Weeks Away
In just six weeks, voters across Pennsylvania will head to the polls to pick party nominees in this year’s General Election.
Civic Arena One Step Closer To Demolition
The Civic Arena is one step closer to becoming rubble. The Pittsburgh City Planning Commission followed in the same footsteps of the City Historic Review Commission.
Independent Tow Truck Drivers Go Unchecked
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — They appear on the scene within minutes of an accident often beating the police and paramedics. Tow truck operators are there to clear the wreckage, but according to those who say they’ve […]
Pension Mess Drags On As Clock Winds Down To Deadline
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — As expected, Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl vetoed Wednesday’s council plan to keep the city’s pension fund from a state takeover. He said the plan had “fatal flaws.” It turns out the mayor […]
Council Considers New Resolution To Pension Crisis
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – There are only a few days left until the state is set to take control of Pittsburgh’s pension fund. On Tuesday, some members of City Council made a last-minute proposal to avoid […]
Council Votes To Ban Marcellus Shale Drilling
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – City Council passed an ordinance to ban Marcellus Shale drilling with a unanimous vote Tuesday morning. Pittsburgh City Council’s vote was 9-0 to adopt an ordinance that would ban Marcellus Shale drilling […]
Mayor Critical Of City Council During Budget Address
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl delivered his 2011 budget to City Council Monday. The budget is balanced with no new taxes and no cuts in city services. But during the mayor’s speech, he made it clear that […]
Mayor Ravenstahl Gives Council 2011 Budget
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl delivered his annual budget to City Council Monday. And it comes at a time when the city pension crisis has threatened to undermine the city’s efforts to maintain a balanced budget. This […]
Mayor Calls Special Meeting Over Pension Fund
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl has called for a special, public meeting next week to talk more about the plans to fund the city’s pensions. There’s been plenty of drama through the week over parking and pensions, […]
City Council Votes Down Mayor’s Parking Plan
Pittsburgh City Council officially voted down Mayor Luke Ravenstahl’s controversial plan to lease out the city’s parking garages and meters Tuesday morning. The result of the vote did not come as a surprise after a […]
Ravenstahl: State Takeover Of Pension Fund Likely
While Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl was off meeting with high-powered business leaders in Asia, his plan to lease the city’s parking garages and meters quickly unraveled. “It’s pretty clear where council stands,” he said. There […]
Snowmageddon
Pittsburgh City Council announced today that there is a problem with our city snow removal. Mangino talks with City Councilwoman Natalia Rudiak, about the latest report.













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