Staff Writer, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Rich Cholodofsky is a staff writer for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, focusing on local news in Pennsylvania, particularly in the Pittsburgh area. With a background in reporting on labor issues, court cases, and community events, Rich brings a depth of knowledge and experience to his coverage of Westmoreland County and its surrounding areas.
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By: Ryan Deto, Rich Cholodofsky
With four months before the presidential election, Republicans are flying high while the Democrats are in a tailspin.
The Westmoreland County Transit Authority on Friday halted the use of the cashless ConnectCard fare system that had been in place on its fixed-route bus system since 2018. Initially touted as customer service advancement that allowed bus riders to pay fares without having exact cash, the system never flourished, suffered
By: Rich Cholodofsky
A Greensburg man was ordered Monday to serve up to 42 months in state prison for the drunken aggravated assault of a police officer last year in Latrobe.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
A South Greensburg man was sentenced to serve one year on probation for his role in an altercation with security officers who attempted to prevent him from entering Hempfield Area High School without a mask during covid-era restrictions in 2021. Richard Michael Bettis, 58, was convicted during of misdemeanor counts
By: Rich Cholodofsky
A Hyde Park man was spared a prison sentence Tuesday arguing that his personal domestic challenges led to depression that caused him to spiral into criminal behavior.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
Jason Yarosik said his aunt was the glue that held his family together. Dawn Coyne, 57, of Madison spent years caring for her ailing husband who died from cancer in 2017, loved all three of her now adult children and served as a manager of the Goodwill store in North
A Vandergrift woman was sentenced serve up to four years in prison for having sexual relations with a teen-aged girl.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
A Latrobe man claimed in a federal lawsuit filed this week that he was improperly fired from a packaging manufacturer as retaliation after reporting suspected safety issues.
Jeannette officials on Thursday announced the city has shuttered it's police department's K9 unit.
By: Rich Cholodofsky
An Indiana County man is suing a Jeannette plastic lumber manufacturer, claiming company officials violated state employment laws when they rescinded a job based on the results of his drug test.
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