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Theresa Kail-Smith quit her post on the board in 2013 because she said she felt “blindsided” by actions taken by the authority that she said she wasn’t informed about until after the fact. She and labor leader Darrin Kelly have been nominated to fill vacant seats on the board.
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The city will have a four-person team dedicated to facilitating social, economic, neighborhood and community programming.
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Over the past few months, the city’s top 19 law-enforcement officials were granted raises of more than 11 percent.
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On today’s episode of The Confluence: A new study finds a third of children nationwide are “underinsured,” meaning families, even with health insurance, could experience inadequate coverage; and Pittsburgh City Council has approved legislation to give employees their full pension, removing a 17-year-old policy that reduced pension benefits for some.
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Pittsburgh City Council delayed action for months on a parks tax that was approved by voters in 2019. But it took less than five minutes to approve when…
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Pittsburgh City Council took a final vote to approve the city's half-billion dollar budget Monday -- and shortly afterward took steps to enact a year-old…
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Last November, Pittsburgh voters narrowly approved a property tax hike to improve city parks. In the months that followed, lengthy City Council debates on…
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Pittsburgh City Council unanimously voted to make District 2 Councilor Theresa Kail-Smith Council President on Monday. Kail-Smith said her choice to run…
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Pittsburgh is moving forward with a contract to offer electronic and hazardous waste disposal for residents.If the motion is approved by city council,…
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After nearly four years of work, the Pittsburgh Land Bank remains a divisive issue.Pittsburgh has a lot of vacant land. One way of revitalizing distressed…