Allegheny County Executive Innamorato signed the ALLEGHENY H.I.R.E.S. Executive Order to improve workforce conditions for the County's 6,000 employees, enhancing pay, benefits, and professional development.

Allegheny County received a $751,200 federal grant for energy projects and a $22,500 state grant for electric trucks, advancing its sustainability goals.

Pittsburgh challenges nonprofits' tax-exempt status based on criteria set by the PA Supreme Court in the HUP case, potentially changing the city's financial landscape.

Allegheny County has approved plans to improve voter accessibility for the November election by establishing ballot return sites and satellite offices.

Pittsburgh introduces the LOOP program to help long-term residents with rising property taxes, passing Act 53 of 2024 with bipartisan support, championed by Senator Jay Costa and endorsed by Mayor Ed Gainey and County Executive Sara Innamorato.

VP Kamala Harris will be in Pittsburgh for debate preparations ahead of Tuesday's presidential debate with Trump. She will also visit the Flight 93 Memorial after the debate.

President Biden and VP Harris are set to visit Pittsburgh on Labor Day, highlighting the importance of labor in a key battleground state before the November election.

Dr. Tia Wanzo resigned as superintendent of the McKeesport Area School District following an investigation into a security guard's alleged sexual relationship with a student. Details of her resignation are not disclosed.

Allegheny County names Tim Cox as the new Director of Budget and Finance, announced by County Executive Innamorato, highlighting his extensive experience and commitment to fiscal responsibility.

Investigation clears Pittsburgh Parks & Rec Director Kathryn Vargas of major misconduct but reveals minor policy breaches, resulting in retraining and increased scrutiny for p-card transactions.

Mayor Ed Gainey of Pittsburgh addressed the withdrawal of a local referendum, reaffirming the city's hope for peace in Gaza and support for diplomatic solutions over violence.

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey accepted the resignation of Communication Director Maria Montaño, acknowledging her dedication to the city and advocacy for the LGBTQIA community.

The NLRB has filed an injunction requiring the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to resume good-faith negotiations amidst a nearly two-year-long workers' strike.