Braddock Hills News

May 9 Police received a complaint that a credit card was used fraudulently to place an order for Dominos Pizza.

Braddock Hills resident Samantha Ginsburg is using her T-shirt company, The Cotton Factory, to raise funds for Hello Bully again this year to help pit bulls that need to be rescued.

An Allegheny County judge today sentenced Ross Cioppa, 70, of Braddock Hills to four years of probation, starting with six months of house arrest, after the former Rankin district judge pleaded guilty to two counts of indecent assault and two counts of official oppression, all misdemeanors.

State police in Pittsburgh are investigating after a man reported that he was pulled over along the Parkway East and approached by another man claiming to be a detective overnight.

The following cases recently were heard by District Judge Thomas Caulfield in Forest Hills : Kimberly Ann Tykarski, 48, of Confluence waived her right to a preliminary hearing on charges of two counts of driving under the influence, disregard of the traffic lane and careless driving.