Munhall News

New security cameras will be set up at the Waterfront Shopping Plaza in Homestead, thanks to a grant from the Department of Homeland Security.

The best people to canvass a neighborhood are people who know it, so the Census Bureau plans to hire 1,400 to 1,500 Western Pennsylvanians early next year as it prepares to count every person in the United ...

Pittsburgh major crimes investigators are searching for clues in two serious but unrelated incidents overnight.

A partygoer is in critical condition after being stabbed with a broken beer bottle at Matrix nightclub in Station Square early this morning, Pittsburgh police said.

An Allegheny County nursing home nursing supervisor and four staffers are charged with the abusing a 94-year-old Alzheimer's patient for months, including allegedly punching her in the face and stamping on her ...

Families of residents at Kane Regional Center in Glen Hazel said yesterday they're shocked and worried about their loved ones after learning that five of the center's caretakers were charged with punching and ...

Five Kane Regional Center employees were arrested and fired after police said they punched, swore and threw oranges at an elderly Alzheimer's patient at the Glen Hazel facility.

When Alberta Kovacs of West Homestead died early in 2007, there was no immediate family member able to assume responsibility for her estate.

Kea and Lucky, center, with the driver and spotter from the safari. During a visit in July to Kruger National Park in South Africa, Betsy Hohlfelder talked with an orphan named Lucky about the hard work that is ...

A 19-year-old Penn State student from Munhall was arraigned Friday after he was charged with impersonating a resident assistant in order to steal alcohol from dorm rooms.

John Kleber and his niece Aubrey Booth, 3, wait for the hay wagon to return to their car after selecting a white pine for Christmas tree at Hozak Farms in Clinton.

Maggie Barrett and her daughters, Brianna, 21-months, left, and Kaityln Fazzolari, 4, who are in need of toys this Christmas from Goodfellows.

The House of Hope -- the program in Braddock that helps pregnant women who are working to overcome addictions -- will continue operating, but eventually it will be moved.

The Allegheny County Sheriff's Office has captured a woman featured on its "Most Wanted" list.

If you hurry, you might be able to find some cleanser there, or perhaps a pack of chewing gum.

'They knew what they wanted to buy and if it was gone, so were they' Saturday, November 29, 2008 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Darrell Sapp/Post-Gazette Gina Lasek, of Munhall, laughs as toys fall out of her shopping ...

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When West Homestead Mayor John Dindak surveys the Waterfront complex, teeming with shops, movie theaters and waterslides, he remembers that this is where he lived, where he worked and where he lost almost ...

Ideas strike Chuck Parnell, a Marine veteran who writes poetry, at the oddest of times.

Nov 6, 2008 8:52 pm US/Eastern Reporting Jon Delano With the economy in a recession, more and more people are just finding it tough to make their utility payments.