Thank you, Pittsburgh. We built this campaign with and for the people of this city, neighborhood by neighborhood.

I’m proud to be your Democratic nominee for Mayor. I’m ready to get to work, and I’m grateful to have you with me as we take the next steps forward, together.

Last night at the Governor’s Residence, we experienced an attack not just on our family, but on the entire Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

This kind of violence has become far too common in our society, and it has to stop.

I’m thankful that the Governor and his family are safe. Targeting elected officials and their families is never acceptable. Thank you to the first responders who quickly arrived at the scene.

Proud to have earned my former colleague Councilwoman Strassburger’s endorsement.

It's great TV watching these CNBC analysts realize there is no "theory" on TV in real time and they can't even invent one. One just said "They're burning down the house to cook a steak." There's a phone ringing off the hook in the background no one's picking up. It's chaos, I recommend it.

I mean honestly that doesn’t sound like someone you should be sending war plans to, Pete

Bernie Sanders: "I'm gonna vote no. I think the American people are sick and tired of Elon Musk, the richest guy in the world, running around, slashing Social Security, veterans programs. That Republicans are moving for massive tax breaks and cutting Medicaid ... you gotta draw a line."

A $31 million overhaul in Downtown Pittsburgh that will create an outdoor recreation and event space earned approval Tuesday from the Planning Commission.

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Today, I wrote fellow members of the Joint Task Force on City Finances to express my serious concerns about the potential impact of President Trump’s tariffs on City operations. Higher tariffs on goods from major trade partners will raise costs for all buyers, including the City.