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Weinstein calls on officials to 'reimagine' juvenile detention center in Pittsburgh area - Vimarsana News

Weinstein calls on officials to 'reimagine' juvenile detention center in Pittsburgh area

A candidate for Allegheny County executive called Tuesday for officials to speed up the process of reopening the Shuman Juvenile Detention Center. At about the same, the county’s sitting executive, Rich Fitzgerald, said he was in the process of addressing the issue. The now-closed Shuman Center closed in September 2021

Attempted homicide charges dropped in BB gun shooting case in Pittsburgh - Vimarsana News

Attempted homicide charges dropped in BB gun shooting case in Pittsburgh

A Pittsburgh district judge on Wednesday dropped attempted homicide charges against four city teens accused of shooting an unconscious man with a BB gun multiple times as he was lying in a Downtown alley in late November. The man, identified as Christopher Gaylor, 50, of Cadiz, Ohio, later died of

Westmoreland gears up for 2023 election, first batch of ballot applications mailed - Vimarsana News

Westmoreland gears up for 2023 election, first batch of ballot applications mailed

Applications were sent last week to nearly 53,000 Westmore­land County residents who previously signed up to be “permanent” mail-in voters. “We are required to do this every year,” said Election Bureau Director Greg McCloskey. “It’s permanent just for one year.” Voters are required each year to update their permanent mail-in

Penn Hills School District students to learn remotely Tuesday due to special election voting - Vimarsana News

Penn Hills School District students to learn remotely Tuesday due to special election voting

Penn Hills School District students will learn remotely Tuesday as the school buildings can host voters of a special state election. Clayton Walker, 59, a Republican from Verona, and Joe McAndrew, 32, a Democrat from Penn Hills, are running to replace state Rep. Tony DeLuca, a Penn Hills Democrat who

Allegheny County seeks to clarify confusion over permanent mail-in ballot applications - Vimarsana News

Allegheny County seeks to clarify confusion over permanent mail-in ballot applications

Allegheny County election officials are reminding voters that mail-in ballots are not sent to their homes on a permanent basis, and voters must complete an application at least once a year if they want to vote by mail. This week, the county will be sending out 300,000 mailings to voters