Ronald Como News Today

Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Wednesday, May 1. 1 injured in shooting in Penn Hills One person was injured in a shooting Wednesday morning in Penn Hills, according to police. Penn Hills officers were dispatched at about 1:30 p.m. to the 400 block of

Officials said officers were following protocol during the pursuit of two armed robbery suspects where a police cruiser crashed into a home.

Dan Niehaus was a quiet man who preferred to keep a low profile. People who knew him hope new information emerges that could help break the silence surrounding circumstances of his disappearance a decade ago. Robert Miklos said he and Niehaus worked side-by-side for several years tying up bundles of

Penn Hills School Board accepted the resignation of school police supervisor Keith Lazaron at the Jan. 26 school board meeting. Lazaron was hired in October of 2022 on a five-year contract to run the safety programs at all of the districts schools. The district utilized a $323,000 grant through the

Penn Hills officials welcomed new police officers to the municipality when Mayor Pauline Calabrese swore in 10 full-time patrolmen and women at the Jan. 23 council meeting. “This is such a tremendous evening,” Calabrese said. “I’m so proud of seeing you all stand here, and we are so grateful and

Chief Ronald Como said neither the suspect nor the officer were injured.

The collapse happened outside an apartment building on Frankstown Road in Penn Hills.

A man is in serious condition after being shot Tuesday in Penn Hills, according to police Chief Ronald Como. Allegheny County police are investigating the incident, which happened at about 9:45 p.m. in the 700 block of McFarlane Drive. Como said the victim is a 20-year-old male who was the

The woman was arrested Sunday afternoon. Then, police got calls about the kids still at home.

Penn Hills police expect to file charges stemming from two altercations Monday afternoon at Penn Hills High School. Two people were involved in an altercation inside the school at about 2:30 p.m., shortly before dismissal time, according to police Chief Ronald Como. He said another altercation involving at least one