Jake Wheatley resigned as Pittsburgh's Mayor Ed Gainey's Chief of Staff; Kyle Chintalapalli steps into the role while retaining his economic development portfolio.

Caseworkers in Armstrong County struck over wage disputes, demanding better pay for the demanding job of protecting children amid financial strains for the county.

Washington County is investing $25 million from the American Rescue Plan to upgrade its first responders' radio systems, enhancing coverage and connectivity for improved public safety.

Pittsburgh's Planning Commission approves Mayor Gainey's citywide inclusionary zoning plan, mandating 10% affordable units in new large developments, despite some opposition.

The Allegheny County Jail received healthcare accreditation from the National Commission on Correctional Health Care, marking a commitment to high-quality medical practices for inmates.

Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato appoints 13 experts to the Board of Health Housing Advisory Committee, aiming to improve housing conditions and community well-being.

Allegheny County DA Stephen Zappala sues the county's retirement board over a pension crisis, with the fund being 42% funded and facing a $1.27 billion shortfall.

Corey O’Connor announces his candidacy for Pittsburgh mayor, seeking to replace incumbent Ed Gainey and emphasizing improvements in neighborhood growth and public safety.

Allegheny County has agreed on a new budget with a 1.7 mill increase focusing on fiscal stability while avoiding service cuts and layoffs. Essential services and economic development programs are fully funded.

A tentative contract agreement has been reached between Pittsburgh paramedics and the city after lengthy negotiations, addressing pay increases and the potential lifting of residency requirements.

Allegheny County plans a $114 million investment in senior care services for its 2025 budget, as announced by County Executive Sara Innamorato. The funding aims to enhance care at the county's living centers and support aging in the community.

Innamorato appoints eight new members and reconfirms one to Allegheny County's Board of Health, aiming to strengthen public health strategies amid challenges like air quality and maternal mortality.

Mayor Ed Gainey presented a $657 million budget for Pittsburgh in 2025, aimed at enhancing services without new taxes or cuts, and focusing on public safety and infrastructure.