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Jake Wheatley, Mayor’s Chief of Staff, Resigns Amid Affair Allegations

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey’s chief of staff Jake Wheatley resigned last Wednesday amid allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate. The mayor’s office retroactively announced his departure Saturday. Sources from both Democratic and Republican circles, speaking on condition of anonymity, say the relationship allegedly led to attempts to secure financial concessions from the mayor’s […]

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Jerry Dickinson Named Dean of Pitt Law School

The University of Pittsburgh has appointed Professor and Vice Dean Jerry Dickinson as the new dean of the School of Law, effective January 15. Dickinson, a Pittsburgh native, was selected for his extensive experience and reputation as a constitutional law scholar and civil rights lawyer. Dickinson, who resides in Regent Square, has earned acclaim for […]

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Legal Eagle, Ali Spagnola, & More Sue PayPal’s Honey

Creators Ali Spagnola, Legal Eagle, and Wendover Productions have filed a lawsuit against PayPal, accusing the company of using its Honey browser extension to redirect affiliate commissions. The lawsuit, representing a class of creators rather than consumers, claims PayPal Honey “effectively stole” payouts by replacing creators’ affiliate tracking codes with its own. Devin Stone, the […]

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Robotics Network Secures $750K Grant to Train Workforce

Pittsburgh Robotics Network (PRN) and Congressman Chris Deluzio are celebrating a $750,000 grant to expand robotics workforce training. The victory lap comes less than two weeks after PRN’s third annual Robotics Discovery Day, which showcased over 130 exhibitors from our region. Start ups and institutions alike flexed their robotic muscles showing that hardware manufacturing is […]

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