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Some Allegheny County Democrats say it's important to have more than one member of Congress representing the region.
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Mayor Bill Peduto's deputy chief of staff Majestic Lane will leave the city next month to become chief equity officer for the regional Allegheny Conference. He discusses what census data means for the region.
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On today’s program: Pitt economist Chris Briem weighs in on what Census data reveals about how Pittsburgh’s population has changed since the previous count; the city’s 311 manager explains what happens after someone submits a request, and how the process has improved over the last 15 years; and a look at the impacts of the federal student loan moratorium on the finances of residents.
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Redistricting following the 2020 U.S. Census means that the state will likely lose a congressional district—which means there will be 17 districts for 18 incumbent U.S. House members.
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On today's program: The U.S. Census Bureau announced it will take until the end of September to send population data to states, which could delay…
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Allegheny County residents responded to the U.S. Census at a higher rate this year than they did a decade ago, a bright spot in an otherwise challenging…
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On today's program: A recap of the key takeaways for Pennsylvania voters after the first presidential debate; the Pittsburgh Regional Alliance has…
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State officials warned the public on Friday to be aware of Census-related scams, following a Philadelphia Inquirer report that Republicans had used a…
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On today's program: FBI Pittsburgh hopes to apply the cyber security lessons of 2016 to 2020; the U.S. Census Bureau needs many more numerators ahead of…
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Pennsylvania's second lady, Giselle Fetterman, will help lead a campaign to raise awareness of this year's Census Bureau count and encourage residents to…