Mayor Corey O'Connor launches the "Main and Main" initiative in Pittsburgh to boost local business districts with small business loans, facade improvements, and faster permitting.

Corey O'Connor is inaugurated as Pittsburgh's 62nd mayor, succeeding his late father, Bob O'Connor, with plans to review city operations and prioritize public safety.

The Pittsburgh City Council passed a 20% real estate tax increase to address a $20 million budget deficit, trimming the budget, including cuts to the Stop the Violence program.

Pittsburgh City Council debates how to close a $20 million deficit for 2026, considering a 30% tax hike amidst public concern and lack of consensus on Mayor's proposal.

Springdale Borough council approved a permit for an AI data center amid community opposition over noise, water use, and aesthetics. Residents expressed discontent while some council members justified their vote as a defense against possible lawsuits.

Jason Lando, nominated for Pittsburgh police chief, resigned from his role in Frederick among allegations of sending harassing texts, but the legal case against him wasn't pursued.

Pittsburgh Public Schools faces a financial challenge with a $6.5 million deficit, not planning to raise taxes beyond the proposed 4%, while the community calls for innovative revenue solutions.

Pittsburgh Councilwoman Barb Warwick proposes a 30% property tax increase to address a $30 million budget shortfall, triggering mixed reactions among officials and residents.

The Pittsburgh Public Schools board declined a plan to close nine schools after a contentious meeting with divided opinions and concerns about community involvement.

Mayor-elect Corey O'Connor chooses ex-city officer Jason Lando to lead the Pittsburgh Police Bureau, prioritizing intima knowledge of the city and moving swiftly on department challenges.

Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a $50.09 billion budget, ending Pennsylvania's four-month fiscal stalemate. The budget focuses on funding public schools and social services while maintaining a reserve without using the rainy-day fund.

Pittsburgh Mayor-Elect Corey O'Connor appoints Dan Gilman as Chief of Staff and Sheldon Williams as Public Safety Director, replacing outgoing Lee Schmidt.

Pittsburgh's Mayor-elect Corey O'Connor thanked voters in a tribute reminiscent of his father, the late Mayor Bob O'Connor. He is committed to the city's future and acknowledged the influence of his wife Katie on his political aspirations.