Woodland Hills Looks at Academy Renovations

The school board is expected to vote next week on which improvements to accept out of a suggested $20 million in upgrades to Academy and secondary school security officers.

Romney Campaign Launches 'Mitt's VP' App

Four years ago, Obama announced via text message the selection of Joe Biden as his running mate. Romney will utilize technology as well.

State Asks for Expedited Consideration in Marcellus Shale Law Appeal

The application was filed Monday.

Court Strikes Down Local Zoning Provisions of Act 13

The state Commonwealth Court issued its opinion Thursday morning—calling those provisions unconstitutional.

Forest Hills Council Amends Ordinance to Prohibit Firearms in Borough Parks

Stricter Trash Ordinance Also Approved to Keep Out Unwanted Animals

Group Discusses Possible Revamp of Swissvale's Business District

The Economic Development Advisory Committee (EDAC) met to discuss how to improve and expand Swissvale’s businesses.

Allegheny County Modifies Property Assessment Appeal Rules

Property owners are permitted to postpone their hearings only once and will have the new appeal heard on Saturdays in late July or early August.

Letter to the Editor: Grading the State Budget on Education

A TEACH (Tell Everyone All Cuts Hurt) representative from Steel Valley School District takes a look at the state budget priorities.

About 9 Percent of PA Voters Don't Have Proper ID to Vote

The PA Department of State released figures this week after comparing PennDOT and voter registration databases, including information for Allegheny, Washington and Butler counties.

Election 2012: How Do You Get a Valid Pennsylvania ID?

With the new voter ID law in effect for November's general election, here's all you need to know about getting the proper ID needed to vote.

President Obama to Visit Pittsburgh Tomorrow

Residents can pick up tickets to the event at several locations throughout Pittsburgh area.

PA House Approves New State Budget

Republicans call spending plan responsible, Democrats decry social service cuts.

Wilkinsburg Court Hears Theft, Drug Possession Cases

The latest from the courts in Wilkinsburg.

Swissvale Business Roundtable Discusses Development, Streetscape Project

Local leaders and business owners recently gathered.

Forest Hills Council Discusses Community Day, Electronic Recycling Event

Council met Wednesday night.

'One Pittsburgh' Looking for New Members

A Regent Square man is helping a local movement for change.

Allegheny County Officials Challenge State Voter ID Law

Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald will hold a press conference at 2 p.m. today on efforts to block the law.

Forest Hills-Regent Square Patch: 2012 Election Guide

The candidates and issues most important to Forest Hills and Regent Square voters in 2012.

White Introduces Bill to Protect Privacy of Facebook, Twitter Users from Employers

State Rep. Jesse White introduced legislation to ban the practice because he said it is an invasion of fundamental privacy rights.

Maria McCool Starts New Chapter in Braddock

The former director of communications for Woodland Hills School District has a new job.

Woodland Hills Delays Vote on Budget

A vote on the final budget for the 2012-2013 school year is expected on Wednesday, June 20.

Edgewood Elementary to Remain Open

The Woodland Hills School Board voted down a proposal to repurpose the school.

Hijacking, Theft Cases Heard in Wilkinsburg

The latest from the court in Wilkinsburg.

News Nearby: Senator Jane Orie Resigns

She faces sentencing on corruption charges June 4.

PA House Agenda for May 21 - 25

The state House returns to session on Monday, May 21, to debate and vote on various issues.

Man Faces Drug Charges in Wilkinsburg Court

The latest from Wilkinsburg's Magisterial District Court.

Wilkinsburg Court: Man Charged in Dog Fighting, Attempted Home Invasion

The latest from the Wilkinsburg Magisterial District Court.

Possible Security & Transportation Cuts Discussed for Woodland Hills

The Woodland Hills School Board is assessing a number of proposed cuts and reductions as it tries to balance a budget.

Edgewood Council Hires Part-Time Officers, Recreation Coordinator

Council met last night for its regular meeting.

Regent Square GetGo Applying for Variance, Electronic Sign

A hearing will be held Tuesday.

Swissvale Plans New Look for Washington Ave.

Swissvale Council approved plans to move forward with potential construction.

Public Hearing on Transit Cuts Thursday

State Representatives Matt Smith and Dan Deasy will chair a public hearing Thursday to discuss public transit cuts.

Swissvale Addresses Stray Cats Issue with Meeting

This meeting is open to everyone.

Why Did You Vote Tuesday? Or Why Didn't You?

Tell us why you voted—or chose not to—in the primary election that included candidates for U.S. president and legislators, and key state offices.

Maher Wins GOP Nomination For Auditor General

The Upper St. Clair Republican will face state Rep. Eugene DePasquale in the November general election.

Predictions of Low Voter Turnout Come True

Poll workers cite Santorum withdrawal and too many uncontested races for voter apathy.

Ed Gainey Wins Over Longtime State Rep. Joseph Preston

Gainey has run for the seat three times in the past.

Incumbent Mike Doyle Wins Democratic Nomination for Congressional Seat

The Forest Hills man won Tuesday night's 14th District Democratic primary; Republlican Hans Lessmann will face Doyle in the fall election.

Primary Elections Under Way, Turnout Expected to be Low

The sun is shining—did you get out to vote today?

Elections 2012: Ed Gainey Challenges Incumbent Rep. Joseph Preston

Both men are vying for the Democratic nomination in the 24th Legislative District.