Mayor Peduto says he’s eager to take on challengers of the city’s gun control proposals. His chance could come as soon as this week.

Pittsburgh’s first canine ambassador is resigning after two years in City Hall 🐾

The Dalai Lama to Mayor Peduto: What’s up with the beard?

Pittsburgh has shelved its assault weapons ban (sort of)

Amendments to the city's gun control proposals steer away from an outright ban on “assault weapons” and, lawmakers hope, to firmer legal standing.

Pittsburgh officials want more local control in designing safer streets

When the Dalai Lama invites you to India, you go

Pittsburgh just set guidelines for self-driving vehicle testing here

Mayor Bill Peduto signed an executive order Monday.

Local officials spend thousands of their campaign funds at bars and restaurants

Pittsburgh’s mayor is worried about the Post-Gazette editor’s double duty. He’s not alone.

Keith Burris oversees the newsroom and opinion page.

From the Lower Hill District to the North Shore and more, Peduto said this is the year for development in Pittsburgh

Peduto will honor the Tree of Life victims while at a conference in Israel

City officials are in talks to replace the only full-service grocery store in the Hill District, which is soon to close

Here’s how Pittsburgh is amending its controversial gun control push

Council wants to address concerns from mental health professionals and gun owners, too.

In a way, Pittsburgh scored some points at Super Bowl 2019

Tweet from @billpeduto

Eighteen-year-old anti-gun violence activist David Hogg says “We need more mayors like Peduto”

A closer look at the legal arguments for and against Pittsburgh’s gun control proposals

Could it happen here?

Bill Peduto’s $3.5 billion OnePGH initiative will launch sometime this year. Here’s what it entails.

All of your questions about Bill Peduto’s beard, answered.

This type of gun reform has bipartisan support in PA — and surprising opposition

It's not often the NRA and ACLU end up on the same side.

What to expect from the gun rights rally in Downtown Pittsburgh

There will be guns on the streets — lots of them, potentially.