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Proposed amendments to the bill would define "reasonable suspicion" for making a stop and bar police from arresting someone solely for asking questions, talking back or challenging officers during a stop.
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The legislation would require police officers to give their reasons for a stop and frisk.
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Pittsburgh City Council introduced a bill that would allow a nonprofit to look at police data and determine how to make policing equitable in the city
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Pittsburgh could soon have an office dedicated to supporting its growing immigrant refugee populations.
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Eight of nine members of Pittsburgh City Council will be returning when the body convenes Jan. 6. But council will have a different look once that meeting…
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City Council Discussion About Paying Lawyers Turns Tense, Calls Campaign Finance Rules Into QuestionA Pittsburgh City Council committee meeting turned tense Wednesday amid discussion about approving a contract between the city's Ethics Hearing Board and…
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Bobby Wilson toppled Pittsburgh’s District 1 City Councilor Darlene Harris, following a sometimes bitter election fight, likely removing the sharpest…
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A handful of candidates are hoping to replace Pittsburgh's District 9 City Councilor Ricky Burgess in next week's primary, but he says it takes years to…
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Pittsburgh’s trash and recycling policies could soon get a face-lift.Pittsburgh City Council is considering legislation that would formally adopt some…
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Friday was the first day for political candidates in the city of Pittsburgh to begin filing monthly campaign-finance reports before the May primary. But…