Mayor Linda Tyer

On Monday, Feb. 1, Pittsfield Mayor Linda Tyer delivered the 2021 State of the City address.

At least 28 restaurant owners in the City of Pittsfield have signed a petition in an effort to persuade local officials to let them reopen their restaurants for indoor dining. The effort comes after the Pittsfield Department of Health issued an emergency order on November 12th suspending table service at restaurants in the city...

Mayor Linda Tyer and Police Chief Michael Wynn are both recipients of PCTV awards for outstanding television and radio programming.

Through its designated COVID-19 Recovery Small Business Funding, the City of Pittsfield has awarded roughly $464,000 to just over 60 small businesses in the city, resulting in the creation, and or, retention of an estimated 286 jobs. The small business fund is part of the City’s comprehensive and robust COVID-19 Economic Recovery Program established by Mayor Linda Tyer in April...

The City of Pittsfield Office of Cultural Development announced Wednesday that the Third Thursday street festival season has been cancelled because of concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic. It would have been the 14th season. Pittsfield Mayor Linda Tyer said that the event is more than then the city should take on at this time… While there is a possibility that ‘street festivals’ may begin in Phase

As the “new normal” starts to take hold, so now does the old normal once again, as the City of Pittsfield resumes its enforcement of parking rules. The office of Pittsfield Mayor Linda Tyer announced Friday that as business activities resume with modified operations in compliance with the Commonwealth’s phased reopening, the City of Pittsfield will resume its parking enforcement operations beginni

City Talk is having a series of conversations with the candidates leading up to the Pittsfield Preliminary Election on September 17th.

Pittsfield Mayor Linda Tyer presented her $175.5 million operating budget to the Pittsfield City Council Tuesday in what was the first budget hearing of the season.

With the end of summer mini heatwave in the Berkshires, the City of Pittsfield has announced a pair of cooling centers to stay out of the heat.

Pittsfield Mayor Linda Tyer has scheduled four neighborhood meetings to further discuss her proposal to overhaul the city’s curbside trash pickup system by implementing a Toter program.