Rich Cholodofsky is a journalist at the Tribune-Review. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, white-collar crime, and regional interest, with a focus on juvenile justice, real estate development, and public transportation. Rich's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, The Scranton Times-Tribune, and TribLive.
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A Westmoreland County judge on Tuesday refused to set bond for a Salem man accused in the attempted murder of his former landlord.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
A former Torrance State Hospital nurse pleaded guilty Wednesday to institutional sexual assault for having regular sexual encounters with an institutionalized adult convicted of juvenile sex offenses.
A Bell man was ordered to serve one year on probation for making dozens of harassing calls to law enforcement.
A Herminie resident who police said was a one-man crime spree late last year and into the early months of 2026 pleaded guilty Thursday to a series of five crimes.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
A New Kensington man could be among the first criminal defendants in Pennsylvania to be resentenced following a state Supreme Court ruling that
A Derry man was sentenced to prison for the sexual assault last year of a teenage girl.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
A defense attorney told jurors Monday that his client had no role in a 2022 fatal shooting behind a New Kensington apartment building.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
Carol Zepabica said her Trafford neighbor was a “good guy,” so it came as a surprise when he became violent on the front steps of his home more than two years ago, punched her in the stomach and stabbed her son in the neck.
A Penn Township woman charged after humane officers raided her home in 2024 and found more than 70 dead and injured animals pleaded guilty to more than a dozen charges on Monday.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
A key prosecution witness told a jury on Tuesday that she was under the influence of drugs and alcohol when she originally gave police a motive for a fatal 2022 shooting in New Kensington.
