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Articles

May 14, 2025

Pittsburgh Offers Housing When Closing Encampments. Will That Last?

 Kalena Thomhave,
May 13, 2025

Why Pittsburgh Progressives Are Targeting Judge Elections This Year

 Alex Burness,
November 8, 2023

Anti-Reform DA Survives in Pittsburgh Region After Switching to GOP

 Alex Burness,
October 24, 2023

In Pittsburgh Region, Criminal Justice Reformers Face Off Against Old Guard

 Alex Burness,
May 17, 2023

Pennsylvania GOP Doubles Down on Election Deniers, Including a Fake Trump Elector

 Daniel Nichanian,
May 17, 2023

Reformers Soar in Pittsburgh Primaries, Opening New Chapter for Decarceral Efforts

 Alex Burness,
May 10, 2023

Future of Youth Detention Hangs in Balance of Pittsburgh Election

 Alex Burness,
April 14, 2023

Pittsburgh’s Most Heavily Imprisoned Areas Want Change. Will the Suburbs Listen?

 Alex Burness,
March 22, 2023

In Pennsylvania’s 2023 DA Races, There’s Already a Winner: Unopposed Prosecutors

 Daniel Nichanian,
May 18, 2021

Pittsburgh Voters May Ban Solitary Confinement in Jail Today

 Ahmari Anthony,
May 13, 2021

A Pittsburgh Judge Wants to Use the Bench To Fight Evictions and Mass Incarceration

 Joshua Vaughn,
April 29, 2021

How Pittsburgh Activists Are Seizing a Rare Chance To Reshape Courts

 Sam Mellins,
October 4, 2019

A Public Defender, Running for D.A. in Pittsburgh, Wants to Join Forces with Philly’s Larry Krasner

 Daniel Nichanian,
May 23, 2019

Mixed Results for Criminal Justice Reformers in Pennsylvania Primaries

 Daniel Nichanian,
May 16, 2019

Pittsburgh’s DA Election Showcases ‘Fundamental Disagreement’

 Daniel Nichanian,
April 3, 2019

"We Need to Shift Our Efforts to Restoring People:" An Interview with Turahn Jenkins, a Pennsylvania Candidate for DA

 Joshua Vaughn,