Penn Hills will be getting around $17 million to $18 million from the latest round of federal covid relief within the next few months, U.S. Rep. Conor Lamb said during a recent meeting with officials. Lamb, D-Mt. Lebanon, made several stops March 26 in order to speak with leaders in municipalities, business owners and othersRead more
Thank you Todd Hollis for having me on Civil Action! I had a great time talking with everyone. You can check out the full show hereRead more
• The daughter and granddaughter of Pittsburgh firefighters and United Mine Workers, Pauline was raised with working families’ values.• As an educator at the Community College of Allegheny County for more than 15 years, Pauline was proud to become a member of the American Federation of Teachers when teachers there successfully organized their union inRead more
Penn Hills Council adopted a spending plan for the upcoming year without raising property taxes and, officials were quick to emphasize, with a surplus in leftover funds. The $34 million budget, a 6% increase from the previous year, was balanced by using $3 million in carryover funds – an identical move done in 2019 whenRead more
An attorney and former Penn Hills school board member cruised to victory to be the municipality’s new mayor, according to unofficial tallies. Pauline Calabrese earned 67.2% of the votes counted compared with opponent John Petrucci’s 32.6% with all precincts reporting results. Calabrese, a 57-year-old Democrat, will serve a four-year term for a yearly $4,800 salary.Read more
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