The Third Annual Food Pantry Brunch Challenge took place on Saturday, January 25. Around $4,000 was collected and will be used to benefit Northside Common Ministries Community Food Pantry. Photos courtesy of NCM Director Jay Poliziani.

The New Allegheny Market House opened today on East Ohio Street and will well homemade, unique Christmas gifts until December 28. Tomorrow, organizers will host a grand opening with refreshments and live music from 6-8 p.m. The Market House will be open from Thursdays and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 6...

Deutschtown neighbors celebrated their neighborhood's German heritage this weekend with an annual parade. Check out the photos below! 2013 Deutschtown German Parade in Pittsburgh

For the third year in a row, Northside native and basketball star Jakim Donaldson and his father Jay Donaldson hosted a free basketball camp for kids across the city. Donaldson grew up in the Northside and played basketball at Oliver High School before graduating from Edinboro College and moving on ...

If you missed last night's open house at the old Allegheny Library building, check out our photos here. Photos by Kelsey Shea

More than two thousand Pittsburghers made their way to the Northside last weekend for the first-ever Deutschtown Music Festival. Event organizers, Historic Deutschtown resident Cody Walters and Spring Hill resident Ben Soltesz, estimate that anywhere between 2,500 and 3,000 saw local bands perform l...

The Northside has new sandwich royalty! Last month the Modern Café’s Irene Zotis was crowned Sandwich Queen in the Northside Leadership Conference’s second annual Sandwich Week. The Modern Café took the crown with their Spicy Sicilian, and James Street Gastropub and Speakeasy came in second place wi...

On June 2, Observatory Hill Inc. held it's annual house tour. The tour featured 10 houses and two churches, and those in attendance traveled from house to house by foot or by Molly's Trolleys who ran routes through Observatory Hill for the event. "It was great!  We had trolleys full of people the wh...

By mid-March at the Chronicle, we were pretty sure Spring was never coming after that long, long winter.  Luckily, as the last few gorgeous days have proved, we were wrong! While we were out delivering our May issue, we just had to snap some pictures of the Northside in bloom. Maybe next March we'll...