The Woodland Hills superintendent has been on leave while an independent probe looks into district contracts; lawmakers and residents are demanding answers. The draft report is said to be under review.

A viral resignation letter from Crescent Township’s police chief has residents and the police union demanding answers as budget cuts and stalled talks fuel officer departures.

Tom Maglicco is McKeesport's new mayor, succeeding the retiring Michael Cherepko, with a focus on community values and responsibility. The council also appointed Kevin Kovach as the new fire chief.

Pittsburgh City Council confirms Jason Lando as police chief and Sheldon Williams as public safety director, focusing on reform and community relations.

Pittsburgh's DOMI receives $1.3 million in state grants for infrastructure projects, including trail rehabilitation, intersection redesign, and pedestrian safety improvements. Mayor O'Connor emphasizes neighborhood safety.

Pittsburgh secures $31.5 million from PENNVEST for lead pipe replacement, benefiting local neighborhoods and supporting jobs without direct cost to ratepayers.

UPMC's $10 million donation to Pittsburgh will fund new ambulances and a rescue truck, also allowing the city to reallocate funds for additional DPW vehicles.

Pittsburgh prepares for a major snowstorm with possible 12-inch accumulation, led by Mayor O'Connor. The city readies trucks, salt, and emergency plans while urging residents to avoid parking on streets and to stay home if possible.

Mayor Corey O'Connor launches the "Main and Main" initiative in Pittsburgh to boost local business districts with small business loans, facade improvements, and faster permitting.

Corey O'Connor is inaugurated as Pittsburgh's 62nd mayor, succeeding his late father, Bob O'Connor, with plans to review city operations and prioritize public safety.

The Pittsburgh City Council passed a 20% real estate tax increase to address a $20 million budget deficit, trimming the budget, including cuts to the Stop the Violence program.

Pittsburgh City Council debates how to close a $20 million deficit for 2026, considering a 30% tax hike amidst public concern and lack of consensus on Mayor's proposal.

Springdale Borough council approved a permit for an AI data center amid community opposition over noise, water use, and aesthetics. Residents expressed discontent while some council members justified their vote as a defense against possible lawsuits.