Bus, vehicle colllision causes several injuries

Several people were injured when a vehicle headed the wrong way collided head-on with a Port Authority bus early Friday in the Northview Heights/Spring Hill section of Pittsburgh.

The crash was reported about 6:30 a.m. at Penfort and Essen streets, according to Allegheny County emergency officials.

Port Authority spokesman Adam Brandolph said a car crashed into a stopped bus. Port Authority police Sgt. Brian O’Malley said the vehicle was going the wrong way and hit the outbound Route 6 bus.

Union for faculty, staff rejects fact-finder’s report

which brought their outstanding issues to mediator Lewis Amis on Oct. 19. Mr. Amis then made several determinations based on their accounts. The school board approved the report by a 7-2 vote Wednesday.

The school board and the union’s 32-member executive board will vote again within the next 10 days. If either side rejects the report, negotiations will resume.

Five-year contracts for union members ran out June 30, 2015, and they’ve been working under the terms of contract extensions that ran out the same day this year.

Pitt graduate student faces felony charges

a criminal complaint.

Mr. Das is accused of uploading the photos between May and September under different usernames. Pittsburgh police said detectives traced the photos electronically back to Mr. Das’ apartment. He denied ever seeing the photos and then requested an attorney, according to the complaint.

He is scheduled to appear for a preliminary hearing Nov. 22 in City Court.

South Carolina man accused of abusing teen

criminal complaint.

At the time, she told her mother that she’d been raped by a boy at a party. The allegations of abuse by Mr. Taylor were first reported in September.