Here are some of the latest news items from this morning, Monday, Aug. 3:
Squirrel Hill sushi spot issued consumer alert
A popular sushi spot in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh was issued a consumer alert after Allegheny County Health cited several violations categorized as high risk.
Maya Sushi on Murray Avenue was cited for mouse droppings, improper food storage temperatures, lack of cross-contamination controls, improperly installed plumbing fixtures, improper storage of toxic materials and a soiled ventilation system among other violations, according to the health department.
The consumer alert was issued July 30. A re-inspection will be conducted either 10 days after the alert was issued, or prior if restaurant owners request it, according to the health department. During the re-inspection, violations leading to the consumer alert are reassessed.
Drier start to week’s weather
The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh says Monday will provide a drier start to the week after a day of rain Sunday.
Early showers are expected to depart by morning, according to the service, and clouds are expected to gradually clear up through the afternoon. Sunny conditions are expected to last through Tuesday before rain is predicted to start up again later.
Early morning showers will exit the region today, with a gradual decrease in clouds through the afternoon. Dry weather should then continue through Tuesday night, before an active pattern returns by mid week. pic.twitter.com/VOynrg4u96
— NWS Pittsburgh (@NWSPittsburgh) August 3, 2026
Isolated storms and showers are predicted to return Wednesday evening, according to a weather report from WTAE.
Widespread showers and storms are expected Thursday and Friday. They do not look to be severe, the report said.