Charlie Wolfson is a Local Government Reporter for PublicSource, focusing on news and issues in the Pittsburgh area of Pennsylvania. With a background in journalism and a passion for local politics, Charlie's work covers a range of topics, including elections, policy decisions, and community engagement.
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By: Charlie Wolfson
Pennsylvania helped Donald Trump get reelected. While he made broad gains across the state, his support grew very little in Allegheny County.
Pittsburgh’s mayor proposed his next budget while sharing how he has differed from past mayors, ahead of the 2025 mayoral primary election.
The Urban Redevelopment Authority board approved a piece of a proposed half-billion-dollar bid to transform Downtown, plus North Side investments.
Braddock, Clairton and West Mifflin mayors support U.S. Steel's sale to Japanese Nippon Steel while the United Steelworkers oppose it.
Allegheny County Council appears poised to vote on a 1.7 mill tax hike — lower than the executive wanted, but higher than last week’s counterproposal.
By: Charlie Wolfson
The budget is a compromise between County Executive Sara Innamorato’s initial proposal and a counterproposal from council members.
By: Charlie Wolfson
“If these guys are our allies, why are we making them our enemy?” said Cletus Lee, the mayor of North Braddock, referring to Japan's nearly 80 years
Corey O'Connor, the Allegheny County controller, former Pittsburgh council member and the son of the late Mayor Bob O'Connor, announced his campaign
By: Charlie Wolfson
Ed Gainey unseated Mayor Bill Peduto in 2021. Now, O’Connor wants to make Gainey the next incumbent to be toppled.
Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato signed on to transparency measures as a candidate. Most of the ideas have yet to be put into practice.
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