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

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.

Want Pittsburgh City Council to hear your voice? Here’s what you need to know.

On Thursday, you can tell council how you feel about its proposed gun legislation.

30 fiery and feminist signs from the 2019 Women’s March in Pittsburgh

From reproductive rights to bridges and walls — here's what Downtown marchers had on their minds.

Armed protestors rally against gun control in Downtown Pittsburgh

Protestors lined Grant Street, listened to patriotic music and waved Don't Tread on Me flags.

What to expect from the gun rights rally in Downtown Pittsburgh

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

Ahead of Monday protest, the city posted a reminder that guns aren’t allowed in the City-County Building

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March for Our Lives in Pittsburgh: 30 of the most impactful signs

Many were hand-drawn by children.

March for our Lives in Pittsburgh starts at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the City-County Building

The 30 best signs from the Women’s March on Pittsburgh 2018

Feminism with a Pittsburgh twist.

Women’s March returns to Pittsburgh for ‘Power to the Polls’ training and rally

The event is January 21 Downtown.

With Gilman named Peduto’s chief of staff (again), here’s what happens to his District 8 council seat

Dinette Owner and Chef Sonja Finn and Gilman's Chief of Staff Erika Strassburger have already announced runs for the seat.

City launches Multicultural Liaison Unit to improve relationship between first responders and the immigrant and refugee communities

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Why Pittsburgh celebrates Light Up Night before Thanksgiving

Also: Some solid tips for getting the most out of Friday's celebrations

Drumroll, please: Pittsburgh has chosen its Christmas tree!

This 58-footer will adorn the City-County Building.

This year’s tree lighting will happen at night when you can *actually* see the lights

More than a dozen people became U.S. citizens today inside the City-County Building

Per the city, they're from Australia, Bhutan, India, Jamaica, Kazakhstan, Latvia, the Netherlands, Pakistan, Syria and the United Kingdom.

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City council eyes safety as Uber’s autonomous cars return to Pittsburgh’s roads after crash

The robot car wasn’t in self-driving mode during the crash, police said.