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A march and rally Sunday in Pittsfield, Massachusetts will mark six months since the police killing of Miguel Estrella.

We believe a police advisory board is a necessity for cities like Pittsfield. For that reason, we want to see it succeed, even as its mission is a complex and

WAMC has learned that five of the remaining six members of the 11-seat Pittsfield, Massachusetts Police Advisory and Review Board have resigned, citing the body’s lack of purpose and authority.

All but one of the members of the Pittsfield Police Advisory and Review Board have resigned, after learning the board would not be able to review the result of the

The Berkshire Eagle obtained the final report of the Pittsfield Police Department’s force investigation team tasked with investigating the fatal shooting of Miguel Estrella on March 25. The release of

Members of the Police Advisory and Review Board won’t be allowed to review the Pittsfield Police Department’s full internal "Force Investigation" report on the fatal shooting of Miguel Estrella.

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The panel that spent last year questioning its purpose, feeling starved of community input, and losing a majority of its members is suddenly in the...

The Pittsfield, Massachusetts Police Advisory and Review Board held a listening session last night about the March 25th fatal police shooting of a 22-year-old city man.

The meeting could stand as a test to whether the board is meeting what it and the police department defines as the bodys goal: to allow "citizens and the police

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Police Advisory and Review Board plans to host a listening session in February to engage with the community.   "I think we all have come to the...