Cable Regulations
Pittsburgh appealed to the Ninth Circuit an FCC regulation involving revenue from cable companies.
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Toughened Up Gun Laws for Pittsburgh Thrown Out
Just days after the first anniversary of a synagogue shooting that left 11 dead, a Pennsylvania judge struck down proposed gun regulations that the Pittsburgh City Council proposed in the wake of the Tree of Life tragedy.
Read moreThird Circuit OKs Buffer Zones for Anti-Abortion Protesters
The Third Circuit ruled unanimously Friday that a Pittsburgh buffer-zone ordinance that puts space between clinics and anti-abortion activists does not violate the protesters’ rights.
Read moreBail Hearings
Reporter Matt Stroud sued all the judges in Pittsburgh Municipal Court for barring any sort of recording of bail hearings, including by court reporters, in federal court.
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Pittsburgh has a different feel than any of the other American cities I have gone to in the course of building a news service. It is old, yet modern, busy but not too much, hip but not overly so. It is a steel city that lost its steel but found its way.
Read moreGun Groups Take Pittsburgh to Court on Assault-Rifle Ban
As the mayor of Pittsburgh signed a ban on assault rifles, the city was hit with separate lawsuits Tuesday challenging the new law as unconstitutional.
Read morePittsburgh Synagogue Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
The suspect in the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre pleaded not guilty to dozens of charges Monday as his new lawyer, a prominent death penalty litigator who represented one of the Boston Marathon bombers, signaled he might be open to a plea deal.
Read morePittsburgh Will Pay $50M to Address Lead-Poisoning Crisis
Newly indicted over its botched response to lead-poisoning risks, the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority reached a $50 million settlement Thursday that includes water-line replacements and filters for low-income residents.
Read morePittsburgh Synagogue Massacre Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
The man accused of killing 11 people and wounding six others during a weekend siege at a Pittsburgh synagogue pleaded not guilty Thursday to federal charges that could result in his being put to death.
Read moreGrand Jury Indicts Synagogue Murder Suspect
A federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted the man accused of carrying out the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre this past weekend on 44 counts, including hate crimes.
Read morePittsburgh Mourns Victims of Synagogue Shooting
A city in mourning for the 11 victims of Saturday’s mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh braced itself Tuesday for President Donald Trump’s arrival.
Read moreSynagogue Shooting Suspect Makes Brief Court Appearance
The man accused of killing a 11 people in the Tree of Life Congregation Synagogue in Pittsburgh appeared briefly in court on Monday afternoon to accept representation by a public defender.
Read moreSuspect Due in Court as Harrowing Synagogue Tales Emerge
As Barry Werber walked into the Tree of Life Synagogue, he passed a cart carrying glassware and whiskey meant for the baby-naming ceremony scheduled at Dor Hadash, one of three small congregations that worship there.
Read more11 People Dead After Mass Shooting at Pittsburgh Synagogue
Eleven people were killed in a mass shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh Saturday. The gunman, identified as 46-year-old Robert Bowers, and who reportedly shouted “all Jews must die” as he burst into the place of worship, is in custody.
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