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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Charlie's coverage mainly focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and local politics in Allegheny County and Pittsburgh. He seems to be particularly interested in developments related to Sara Innamorato, minimum wage policies, and local elections.
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Allegheny County Council pushed back on Sara Innamorato’s proposed property tax hike for 2025’s budget. She challenges them to propose alternatives.
By: Charlie Wolfson
Campaign finance disclosures show millions have been raised and spent by some running for PA General Assembly seats and attorney general.
Learn more about how Allegheny County counts votes on Election Day and how multiple backups ensure the results are accurately recorded.
By: Rich Lord, Charlie Wolfson
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are rallying on Nov. 4 in Allegheny County, Pa. Trump will be at PPG Paints Arena and Harris at Carrie Blast Furnaces.
Skip to content No known election-related threats as rallies, voting loom
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By: Charlie Wolfson, Rich Lord
After months in the crosshairs of presidential campaigns , U.S. Senate candidates and surprisingly well-funded state-office contestants, partisans
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.
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