When one thinks of landmarks, they likely think of structures that have been around for a long time, burning themselves into ...

Allegheny City Central Patricia Peterson to Edwin Douglass Sprague trustee and Nancy Dorn trustee at 1200 Buena Vista St. Unit C for $322,342. J 2 Home Improvements LLC to ORB Holdings LLC at 119 ...

City of Asylum, the Northside-based nonprofit that provides assistance to exiled writers, was among many arts organizations ...

Think about your life for a moment. Picture what the next few years will hold. Are you planning on growing your family? Do ...

Staff Writer On June 5, the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh (HACP) celebrated the grand reopening of the Cheryl ...

Pittsburgh foodies and neighborhood enthusiasts have a new reason to explore the city’s vibrant Northside: ‘Burgh Bits and ...

By Carrie Nolan-Robson | Northside North Shore Chamber of Commerce Executive Director *Editor’s note: Due to a copy and paste error, the online edition of this column is different from the version ...

By Abigail Hakas | Next Generation Newsroom Pittsburgh is expanding a program to repair busted-up sidewalks, footing part of the bill for low-income owners. The program was created to address busy ...

The Northside Chronicle will hold a 40th Anniversary Party at The Mattress Factory on July 31 from 6-9 p.m., and we’re planning on making it a truly momentous occasion. We’ll have food and drinks, a ...

As we approach the June 30 deadline for finalizing Pennsylvania’s budget, I remain focused on ensuring that every dollar we allocate reflects the values, needs, and priorities of our communities.

In 1997, Miss Amy and her daughter Sharon Watkins, “made history as the first African American women to own a business licensed by Major League Baseball.” Miss Amy and her daughter manufactured ...