Natalia Rudiak has declared victory in the race for Pittsburgh City Council’s District 4 seat. Preliminary numbers show that Natalia Rudiak has won the seat, with Patrick Really of Overbrook placing second and Anthony Coghill of Beechview placing third. “I never doubted our victory. I always...

Natalia Rudiak has been endorsed by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. The endorsement comes less than two weeks before Election Day, and every day the campaign is getting more and more support from the community! “The Post-Gazette endorsement is an honor and I think a reflection of the community first,...

On Friday, April 3rd The Pittsburgh Steelers took to the court against Pittsburgh’s finest and a few lucky students at Carrick High School. The event was a ton of fun and a great thrill for the neighborhood to see the Superbowl champions shoot some hoops with community members. Natalia Rudiak...

Pretty Up Beechview announced their endorsement of Natalia yesterday.  P.U.B. is a group of energetic community volunteers from Beechview who organize litter pick-ups, run an adopt-a-block program, and are working to open a new farmers market.  They are a great example of how neighbors coming together,...

In case you missed it:  Read about Carrick, trees, picking up litter, and more in the City Walkabout online column from the Post-Gazette.  The article features Natalia and several other community leaders from the neighborhood.

Today, the campaigns of Anthony Coghill and Patrick Reilly entered into a courtroom dispute over the petty politics and dishonest tactics their political backers displayed at the Allegheny County Party Committee endorsement vote a few days ago. One campaign is accusing the other of disguising an elderly...

Natalia Rudiak’s campaign for City Council has kicked into full gear and is ready to take its fight to Build a Better Pittsburgh all the way to May 19th! We are excited by the overwhelming support we have received from the labor community and from community leaders across the district. “Our...

Natalia and volunteers have been out every night this week knocking on doors in the district. Natalia says, “It is a very important part of my candidacy, talking to the voters. I learn so much by getting out there and listening to our neighbors talk about what they want for our neighborhoods....

Chris Potter at the City Paper was on hand last night at Natalia’s Campaign Kick-off (as were a few of Pittsburgh’s finest bloggers). He brought his audio recording device, note pad, and a long list of questions for Natalia. The final result? This fine write-up of the evening’s events...

Natalia got some pretty nice news coverage yesterday after she released details about her campaign kick-off event and announcement to be held at the new Natalia Rudiak for City Council campaign HQ at 754 Brookline Blvd. Among the coverage, the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and...