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A revised law temporarily banning evictions in Pittsburgh was approved Tuesday by city council. The law is also supported by Mayor Bill Peduto. “I hope that we do see some level of enforcement,” Councilwoman Deb Gross said. Gross has worked with community activists and city officials to fine-tune the law, which is designed to protect people facing hardships caused by the coronavirus pandemic from being evicted from their homes. But crafting a temporary ban on evictions that can be enforced and is able to withstand legal challenges has taken months. Council initially adopted the ban March ...

Tribune-Review Mayor Bill Peduto | Twitter Mayor Bill Peduto in Israel in February 2019 for the International Mayor’s Conference, with Pittsburgh lawyer Steve Irwin (right). He posted a message and photos to Twitter saying he visited the 9/11 Memorial in Jerusalem, where memorial has been set up to remember the victims of Tree of Life massacre.   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto is scheduled to join municipal and local leaders from around the world taking part in Tuesday’s...

Pittsburgh City Council is formally asking federal and state officials to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour. The action, passed unanimously by council Tuesday, is symbolic, and has been taken before. But council members said they did so to stand up for more than 2,000 home care workers

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Pittsburgh City Council moved forward Tuesday with a temporary ban on evictions during the emergency created by the coronavirus pandemic. The legislation, spearheaded by Councilwoman Deb Gross, with support from Mayor Bill Peduto’s administration, and several city activists, was unanimously approved, but only after extensive discussion among council members. They