An-Li Herring
Government & Accountability ReporterAn-Li Herring is a Government and Accountability reporter for 90.5 WESA, with a focus on economic policy, local government, and the courts. She previously interned for NPR Legal Affairs Correspondent Nina Totenberg in Washington, DC, and the investigations team at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. A Pittsburgh native, An-Li completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Michigan and earned her law degree from Stanford University. She can be reached at aherring@wesa.fm.
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Now that Pittsburgh's pension fund has all but divested from fossil fuel companies, its board is exploring where it can instead invest to advance sustainability. -
An Allegheny County Council Committee has approved scaled-back legislation to create an independent police review board.
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After being sued last month for blocking virtual access to his courtroom, an Allegheny County judge now allows remote attendance – but not in all cases.
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Local tech workers unionized over a year ago but are still waiting for contract with Google vendor.
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The Biden administration says its infrastructure plan would save Pennsylvanians money and create jobs.
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Pandemic-related job losses hobbled the local economy through the winter, with the Pittsburgh region sustaining 87,800 fewer jobs in February compared to…
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Speaking before a small crowd at a Collier union hall, President Joe Biden laid out a jobs plan that pledges both to heal the wounds of the past and…
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As expected, in a marathon Tuesday-night meeting, Allegheny County Council failed to overturn a veto on a paid-sick-leave bill that it easily passed…
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Even before details of President Biden’s highly-anticipated infrastructure plan became available, manufacturing was expected to rank among its top…
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Officials at the Allegheny County Jail have agreed to test all newly incarcerated people for COVID-19 upon arrival, according to court documents filed…
