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Shane Dunlap | Tribune-Review The former Catholic school Bishop Leonard-St. Mary of the Mount Academy on Mt. Washington, set to become loft apartments. Shane Dunlap | Tribune-Review The former Catholic school Bishop Leonard-St. Mary of the Mount Academy on Mt. Washington, set to become loft apartments. Courtesy of WAY architecture and design partners A rendering of Grandview Lofts, proposed for a former Catholic school on Mt. Washington.   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. A former school atop Mt. Washing...

Ed Gainey says all the words a Pittsburgh mayoral candidate is expected to say. If elected, he’d like to engage with people who live in each of the city’s neighborhoods, increase affordable housing opportunities, enact meaningful police reform and improve the way Blacks and other minorities are treated in the city. Gainey is in his fifth term representing the 24th District in Pennsylvania House of Representatives, and he’s running for mayor because he’d like to improve the city he was born, raised and lives in. His priorities sound no different from incumbent Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Ped...

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 among the more than 280 mayors calling on congressional leaders to “take immediate action” on coronavirus relief legislation proposed by President Joe Biden. The legislation, called the American Rescue Plan, would provide $350 billion to state and local governments. “Providing direct, flexible aid to cities is the most efficient and immediate way to help families and their communities who have been suffering for far too long,” a letter ...

State Rep. Ed Gainey announced Tuesday he is challenging Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto in the Democratic primary. “I’m running for mayor because I know that the working people of Pittsburgh need opportunities for good union jobs with a living wage and benefits, affordable housing, genuine public safety, and a city

Tribune-Review   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. A former Pittsburgh councilwoman’s fine for refusing to file financial disclosure reports in 2019 and the law requiring those reports was upheld Tuesday by an Allegheny County judge who concluded the city is within its powers to require them. “We’re looking at appeal options,” said Jim Burn, the attorney for former Councilwoman Darlene Harris, on Wednesday. “We respect the judge’s opinion, but we respectfully disagree.” Harris was fined $4,150...