The Allegheny County Health Department announces its 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccines and a new respiratory virus dashboard to help residents stay informed and healthy.

Nakama Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar in Pittsburgh received a consumer alert for health violations, including dead rodents and improper food temperatures.

A rabid cat has been found in Pittsburgh's East Hills, prompting the Allegheny County Health Department to issue a public health warning to the community. Residents are advised to avoid unfamiliar animals and ensure pet vaccinations are up to date.

The Allegheny County Health Department issued a Consumer Alert for Lucca Ristorante & Wine Bar due to food safety violations, including the presence of mouse droppings and unsanitary conditions.

Mosquito samples in several Allegheny County areas tested positive for West Nile Virus, prompting pesticide spraying to reduce the mosquito population and minimize the risk of human transmission.

The Allegheny County Health Department issued a consumer alert for Las Palmas IGA Market due to multiple health violations, including unsafe food temperatures and an expired food permit.

Allegheny County Health Department is initiating pesticide treatment in several communities to combat West Nile Virus in local mosquitoes, using EPA-recognized low-risk pesticide Zenevex E20.

Allegheny County Health Department plans pesticide treatment in several areas to combat West Nile Virus in mosquitoes using the low-risk insecticide Zenevex E20.

Allegheny County is starting its annual Raccoon Rabies Vaccination Program to control the disease among local raccoons, with over 300,000 baits to be distributed.

ACHD invites applications for $5 million in funding for air quality improvement projects, focusing on vehicle electrification and tree plantings to reduce PM2.5 emissions.

No. 1 Sushi Sushi in Downtown Pittsburgh received a health department consumer alert for numerous critical violations, including inadequate refrigeration and no bathrooms for a 10-seat area.

Mosquito samples in several Allegheny County neighborhoods tested positive for West Nile Virus, prompting ACHD to schedule pesticide treatments using Zenevex E20. Residents are advised to remain indoors during spraying as a precaution.

A restaurant in Downtown Pittsburgh, Caravan, was shut down by the health inspector due to multiple violations, including rodent infestation and improper food storage.