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Why are developers backing O’Connor? Some want a Pittsburgh mayor who will take their calls.
Mayor Ed Gainey criticized his opponent over funding from "real estate tycoons." The post Why are developers backing O’Connor ...
Pittsburgh's unions divided over support for Mayor Ed Gainey and Controller Corey O'Connor
Both incumbent Mayor Ed Gainey and his challenger, County Controller Corey O'Connor claim the title but the labor unions in ...
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Pittsburgh’s mayor struggles politically amid lack of support from city’s Jewish community
Newly obtained email shows Mayor Ed Gainey’s own campaign treasurer conveyed his dismay about the mayor’s Oct. 7 anniversary ...
11 Investigates EXCLUSIVE: Mayor responds to city finance investigation, defends DA comment
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey is responding after Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala told 11 Investigates that ...
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Gainey says he nearly struck $125 million deal with UPMC in 2024
UPMC denies that a specific arrangement with the city was ever on the table as the mayor seeks reelection without a pledged ...
Mayor responds to 11 Investigates exclusive, commits to growing police staffing in specialized unit
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey is responding to 11 Investigates reporting that uncovered the city is closing just over half of ...
Corey O'Connor leads Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey in mayoral campaign fundraising
Records show Allegheny County Controller Corey O'Connor continues to hold a fundraising lead over Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey ...
Revolving door: Pittsburgh police leadership in limbo as 5th chief of Gainey's tenure takes over
Not much can faze Elizabeth Pittinger, the eyes of police oversight in Pittsburgh for the past 27 years. But even the ...
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Pittsburgh officials to Trump administration: Don’t close our HUD office
Local elected officials and housing advocates on Thursday called on the administration of President Donald Trump to not move ...
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Gainey and UPMC differ over claim that Pittsburgh nearly had payment deal in place
Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey said he thought he had a $12.5 million yearly commitment from UPMC a year ago, but the health care giant denies that it ever made such an offer.