Charlie Wolfson is a journalist at PublicSource. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on Latin America and topics related to Canada. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Eagle-Tribune, 90.5 WESA, and Pittsburgh City Paper, among others.
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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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By: Charlie Wolfson
The three-day event started today and runs through Saturday. With overall attendance expected to top 500,000, it's been billed as the biggest gathering in Pittsburgh history. Transit carried many, and anti-Cowboys sentiment united rival fans.
The 30-year leases for the Pirates' and Steelers' expire in the next five years. What will they be looking for?
By: Charlie Wolfson
A tax hike could further boost revenue this year, but Controller Rachael Heisler said Allegheny County needs to reassess property values to stabilize city finances.
Editor's note: A sidebar article about controversy surrounding Patrick Catena's 45th District state rep run and his County Council seat can be found here
Here’s what you need to know before you vote in this year’s primary election.
By: Charlie Wolfson
Pennsylvania votes today in the 2026 primary elections. Congress, the office of governor, the state House and half of the state Senate are on the ballot this midterm, but many primaries are uncontested.
By: Charlie Wolfson
Days after Pat Catena resigned from the council presidency following a controversial campaign mailer, members picked Michelle Naccarati-Chapkis to succeed him.
By: Charlie Wolfson
The Allegheny Valley borough has been divided over a police agreement to join immigration enforcement. A rare arrest at the council meeting podium came well before the speaker broke the three-minute limit.
Allegheny County court employees were paid a total of $72 million in 2025. Here’s how the numbers break down.
