Held at the newly renovated Valley Refuge Shelter in Riverview Park, the family-friendly festival will run from 1-9 p.m. The ...

When your house doesn’t sell, it doesn’t just feel frustrating – it feels personal. You put time, money, and emotional energy ...

When one thinks of landmarks, they likely think of structures that have been around for a long time, burning themselves into the memory of the community they inhabit and serving as an indelible part ...

The ribbon is cut on the new Davis Avenue Pedestrian Bridge on June 20. The bridge connects Brighton Heights to Riverview Park. Photos by Sean P. Ray ...

Hello everyone, I hope you are enjoying these summer days in our Northside neighborhoods. Now that July is upon us, the City of Pittsburgh’s budgeting season is officially underway. City departments ...

How many of us remember when Federal Street was bustling with hundreds of businesses and trolley cars from Perrysville all the way to the river (yes, prior to the Allegheny Center Mall)? And how many ...

By Brian Teyssier,By Brian Teyssier | Brian Sells Pittsburgh Why Would I Move with a 3% Mortgage Rate? If you have a 3% mortgage rate, you’re probably pretty hesitant to let that go. And even if ...

By Sean P. Ray | Managing Editor Northside Chronicle is planning a special celebration in July to commemorate our 40th anniversary. Now we’re ready to start giving some details! The Chronicle will ...

Perry High School damaged by gunshots, none injured Shots were fired in the area of Perry Traditional Academy on Dec. 17, resulting in no injuries but ...

By Macklin Monaghan | Staff Writer The Babesburgh Bash is back, set to make its return in Allegheny Landing on June 14. Babesburgh is a Pittsburgh organization focused on empowering women through ...

By Anna Yoder | Columnist “Coming through the Northside since he was a baby” to visit relatives in Fineview, Jason Farahi is not new to the area. In 2008 following college graduation, he found himself ...