By Charlie Deitch Pittsburgh Current Editor charlie@pittsburghcurrent.com Beginning tomorrow, May 20, Pittsburghers will be able to get a COVID-19 vaccine at the same place they buy their apples and carrots….
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By unseating incumbent Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Tuesday night, Ed Gainey made history by likely becoming the city’s first Black mayor. In fact, Peduto even mentioned it in his concession…
By Charlie Deitch and Brittany Hailer Pittsburgh Current charlie@pittsburghcurrent.com, brittany@pittsburghcurrent.com Beginning Monday, April 12, incarcerated individuals at the Allegheny County Jail will have the opportunity to be vaccinated for the…
By Charlie Deitch Pittsburgh Current Editor charlie@pittburghcurrent.com UPDATE: United States District Judge Cathy Bissoon approved the modification of the consent order 3/24/21 Although it has fought the implementation of universal COVID…
By Charlie Deitch Pittsburgh Current Editor charlie@pittsburghcurrent.com About a year ago, I asked our readers and those who appreciate the content we produce to help us get through the COVID-19…
By Charlie Deitch Pittsburgh Current Editor charlie@pittsburghcurrent.com Last August, Zone 5 Pittsburgh Police Sgt. George Kristoff was put on paid administrative leave after the Pittsburgh Current reported the presence of…
By Charlie Deitch Pittsburgh Current Editor charlie@pittsburghcurrent.com My Uncle Russ had a bit of a shopping problem. For the last 10 years of his life, due to decades of hard…
By Charlie Deitch Pittsburgh Current Editor Charlie@pittsburghcurrent.com According to an internal email sent by Allegheny County Jail Warden Orlando Harper to jail employees, 25 incarcerated individuals and one staff member…
By Charlie Deitch Pittsburgh Current Editor Charlie@pittburghcurrent.com UPDATE: 3/29/2021 On Friday, March 26, President Judge Kimberly Berkeley Clark of the Fifth Judicial District signed an administrative order directing all judges…
By Charlie Deitch Pittsburgh Current Editor charlie@pittsburghcurrent.com On the 46th day of Dannielle Brown’s hunger strike last August protesting against Duquesne University’s investigation into her son’s death, Caitlyn Hunter writer…