Ragland, Gainey's choice to be next Pittsburgh Police chief, to leave Bureau of Police
Acting police chief Christopher Ragland, who Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey nominated to lead the department permanently just a month ago, has withdrawn his name from the position and appears to be leaving the department.
With a primary election looming and accusations of quid pro quo flying, the fallout from the resignation of Christopher ...
In the May 20 primary, Pittsburgh voters will choose Democratic and Republican nominees for the city’s top office in a rare ...
The Democrats competing in Pittsburgh’s May 20 mayoral primary traded criticism over their donors on Monday, after Mayor Ed ...
Amid mixed news for the incumbent mayor, national outlets pounced on the fact that a fifth of the county controller's ...
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Channel 11 pressed members of Pittsburgh City Council on their involvement with Acting Chief Chris Ragland’s resignation.
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Mayor Ed Gainey touted progress on things like redevelopment and public safety but still said they're where they want to be.
As the federal government takes steps opposed by many unions, Southwestern Pennsylvania’s labor leaders defend worker priorities from posts across the local government structure.
The search for Pittsburgh’s next police chief took a turn on Tuesday when Acting Pittsburgh Police Chief Christopher Ragland ...
Mayor Ed Gainey’s proposed series of reforms to Pittsburgh’s property laws and zoning codes, including spreading inclusionary ...
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