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Pittsburgh City Council · District 6
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In a 5-4 vote, council reversed course and agreed to move forward with renewing a $50,000 annual membership to Vibrant Pgh. The committee initially gave the legislation a negative recommendation…
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The federal Department of Housing and Urban Development controls more than 10,000 housing units, for individuals and families, in Allegheny County.
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McKinley Recreation Center in Beltzhoover could soon run out-of-schooltime programming with $200,000 from the city's Stop the Violence (STV) fund.
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Violence prevention and intervention services will continue at six Pittsburgh Public high schools this fall.
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Members of the department spoke with city council during its June 10 committee meeting about a five-piece legislative package. Deputy Director Andrew Dash said, “The overall intent is trying to make…
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Pittsburgh City Council is exploring how to codify its policies that its employees will not cooperate with federal immigration enforcement detaining Pittsburghers.
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As national unrest over mass deportations is increasing and Pittsburghers are in the streets expressing their views against them, Pittsburgh City Council took the next step in installing a new chief…
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Council President R. Daniel Lavelle of the Upper Hill District introduced two possible referendums to be placed on the May primary election ballot during council’s first meeting of 2026.
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After over 40 hours of public meetings, hearings, discussions, and seemingly endless votes, council passed the 2026 budget.
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A proposed reduction in this year's Stop the Violence funding had community members speaking out for the program.
Pittsburgh City Council
As the city faces a $30 million budget deficit, affordable housing may be one area that takes a hit.
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After the Pittsburgh Penguins skated away from redeveloping the Lower Hill Special Planning District, last week, the council member representing the area moved to make sure the community benefits…
Pittsburgh City Council
Pittsburgh has a long history and now more of it is about to be designated as “historic.”
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Council Member Theresa Kail-Smith of Westwood proposed suspending the city’s use of registered community organizations (RCOs) to manage community meetings with developers.