A former California resident has been sentenced to five years in prison for his role in a cocaine distribution scheme spanning from California to Pennsylvania.

Tyler Stewart was arrested after a high-speed chase in McKeesport, involving a crash and a failed carjacking. He was found with guns, clips, and body armor, posing a significant threat to public safety.

A man from Pittsburgh was arrested after previously engaging in a shootout with law enforcement and evading capture. He was found in a house after detectives forced entry.

Two individuals were arrested for a deadly shooting in Wilmerding, facing charges of homicide and robbery after a man was found shot dead near State Street and Lilac Way.

John Malcolm Smith was arrested for the alleged fatal shooting of his mother and a man in Homestead, with prior domestic incidents and a protection order noted.

After a car chase in Monongahela, shots were fired at police. The suspect then barricaded himself in a home, leading to a SWAT response. No one was hit, and no arrest was made despite the heavy police presence.

A former church on California Avenue, now a home, had its bell tower catch fire. No injuries were reported and the blaze was contained without spreading to the main building. An investigation is underway.

A PRT bus crashed into a home in Homewood after being hit by a vehicle involved in a police chase from Monroeville, leaving minor injuries and a condemned porch.

Pittsburgh Police responded to a shooting in Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar; EMS transported the stable victim to the hospital, and the investigation is ongoing.

The Downtown Public Safety Center increased patrols in the Central Business District, leading to 19 arrests, 32 citations, and interactions with local businesses to enhance urban safety.

TSA officers at Pittsburgh International Airport found an unloaded .380 caliber handgun in a passenger's carry-on, leading to possible charges and TSA penalties for the owner.

A man was killed in Stowe Township after an argument led to a shooting. SWAT and police searched a nearby house but did not find the suspect. Authorities are seeking tips to solve the case.

Gary Fend Jr. was arrested for assaulting his 3-year-old son at the Butler Farm Show, with witnesses reporting he hit and aggressively shoved the child.