Pittsburgh Legal News- City of Pittsburgh faces three legal cases stemming from attempt to cut six longtime employees from the 2018 budget - New Pittsburgh Courier January 16, 2019City of Pittsburgh faces three legal cases stemming from attempt to cut six longtime employees from the 2018 budget New Pittsburgh CourierWhen Elena Shklyar immigrated to the United States, she came as a Jewish refugee from then Soviet Ukraine. She arrived in 1989 and set about building a new ...
- Rihanna sues father over use of their last name for business - New Pittsburgh Courier January 16, 2019Rihanna sues father over use of their last name for business New Pittsburgh CourierLOS ANGELES (AP) — Rihanna is suing her father over his use of their last name for a business. In the lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court in Los Angeles, ...
- Wave of resignations leaves Cheswick police short-handed - Tribune-Review January 16, 2019Wave of resignations leaves Cheswick police short-handed Tribune-ReviewCheswick officials say the resignation of seven part-time officers from the borough's police department last month has led to shifts going unstaffed and a reliance ...
- What Did R. Kelly Do? The R. Kelly Investigation, Explained. - Vulture January 16, 2019What Did R. Kelly Do? The R. Kelly Investigation, Explained. VultureFor over 20 years, bestselling R&B artist R. Kelly has been dodging accusations of sexual misconduct ranging from child pornography to underage sex. In 2008 ...
- Employees must pay UPMC $317K after withdrawing lawsuit in wage dispute: U.S. court - PennLive January 16, 2019Employees must pay UPMC $317K after withdrawing lawsuit in wage dispute: U.S. court PennLiveA group of employees who sued the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in a wage dispute must pay UPMC more than $317,000 after withdrawing the case, ...
- Midstate school board punts on policy to allow teachers to carry guns | News - witf.org January 16, 2019Midstate school board punts on policy to allow teachers to carry guns | News witf.orgLisa Behr, of West Penn Township, speaks during a Tamaqua School Board meeting Jan. 15, 2019. (Matt Smith for Keystone Crossroads) (Tamaqua) -- The ...
- Lawsuit alleges animal abuse at Farmers Inn | Police & Fire - Oil City Derrick January 16, 2019Lawsuit alleges animal abuse at Farmers Inn | Police & Fire Oil City DerrickSIGEL - A legal advocacy organization for animals is suing Farmers Inn, a roadside zoo in Sigel, Jefferson County, for allegedly maintaining animals in squalid ...
- Six Pittsburghers share how they're hoping to change the future of Pittsburgh's public transit in 2019 - PublicSource January 16, 2019Six Pittsburghers share how they're hoping to change the future of Pittsburgh's public transit in 2019 PublicSourceOthers with a stake in varying issues — from fair housing to the air quality — are also working to effect change by focusing on public transit.
- R. Kelly accuser says he threatened to reveal her sex life - New Pittsburgh Courier January 15, 2019R. Kelly accuser says he threatened to reveal her sex life New Pittsburgh CourierNEW YORK (AP) — R. Kelly wrote a letter threatening to reveal embarrassing details of a woman's sexual history if she didn't drop a lawsuit accusing him of ...
- January 15th Playbook - PoliticsPA January 15, 2019January 15th Playbook PoliticsPAWritten by PoliticsPA Staff. Gov. Tom Wolf gets sworn-in for a second term today, while the Chester County GOP selects a new chair. Here is the Playbook.
- City of Pittsburgh faces three legal cases stemming from attempt to cut six longtime employees from the 2018 budget - New Pittsburgh Courier January 16, 2019
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