The Northside Chronicle (NSC) seeks a managing editor for a July 1, 2022 start date. The Northside Chronicle is the free hyper-local monthly print newspaper of Pittsburgh's historic Northside community. 2020 marked its 35th anniversary. The Managing Editor oversees the day-to-day operations of NSC a...

Dear Readers, We hope this letter finds you well during these uncertain times. As an essential business, it is our honor to provide the Northside community a resource and connection. We are diligently working to cover the unprecedented changes happening within our neighborhoods and deliver those sto...

by NSC Staff As of 8PM on Thursday, March 19, 2020 businesses all across the state were ordered to close by Governor Wolf. Governor Wolf's OrderGovernor Wolf's Order In addition to the order, a list of Life Sustaining Businesses was released, noting that food take-out and beer distributors were allo...

The Northside Chronicle and Northside Leadership Conference's Allegheny General Hospital Partnership Coordinator create a sign-up form for neighbors to find or be a "buddy." By NSC Staff The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released an "Interim Guidance" resource "to help community- ...

Editor's Note: Our earlier guide published on March 12, 2020 has been expanded into the comprehensive Google doc below. Organizations and small businesses in Pittsburgh's Northside are adapting their business models due to coronavirus concerns. The Northside Chronicle is piecing together a list of t...

Editor's note: This page is no longer being updated. In its place, please visit our comprehensive Google doc. The Northside Chronicle will update this list with additional government, financial, and utility news as information becomes available. By: NSC Staff Government Resources: Pennsylvania Depar...

Editor's Note: The below list is no longer being updated as of March 17, 2020. In its place, please see our Updated Guide, here. Organizations and small businesses in Pittsburgh's Northside are adapting their business models due to coronavirus concerns. The Northside Chronicle is piecing together a ...