Frank Eltman
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AP
Free spaying and neutering – for both house pets and cats brought in off the street – could soon return to Pittsburgh.
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With the opening of the OneStopPGH service counter at 412 Boulevard of the Allies Monday morning, three city departments are now officially under one roof. -
The commonwealth and most of its cities, counties, and local governments are on track to obligate about $13 billion in American Rescue Plan Act pandemic relief dollars. -
Pennsylvania — along with its cities, counties, and local governments — have until Dec. 31 to finalize their federal pandemic relief funding. -
Abney, a Philadelphia native, moved to Pittsburgh to study communications and social work and now serves on the House committees for Aging, Education and Community Development, among others. He takes over for Rep. Nick Pisciottano (D-West Mifflin), who was elected to retiring Sen. Jim Brewster's seat in the 45th District. -
Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato argued Monday that despite a property tax increase, her proposed 2025 budget would include investments in social services that would pay off in the long run. -
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has directed county officials not to count mail ballots for the general election that arrived on time but in envelopes missing the correct date handwritten by voters. -
People with hoarding disorder can endanger themselves and their communities if left untreated. An Irwin nonprofit is stepping up to offer support. -
While a recount happens in the Pennsylvania Senate race, counties have other post-election responsibilities. -
At least four Pennsylvania counties opted to accept and count undated or misdated ballots, prompting a challenge from Republicans. -
Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato announced a slate of new appointees to the county's Board of Health Friday. If they're all confirmed, only one current member will remain.
