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The CHCA is proud to be part of Northwest Philadelphia’s Save the Train and Step Up for SEPTA coalition. more
An increase in coyote sightings in Wissahickon Valley Park is welcome news. more
The following is for crimes reported from June 8-15.  more
Gerald Kaufman, who served as a Democrat in the state House of Representatives for three terms, died of age-related ailments. more
A quiet revolution is clucking its way into neighborhoods, challenging city ordinances and highlighting the surprising benefits of urban chicken keeping. more
Our region, with its abundant parks, woodlands and reliable rainfall, makes foraging for food a breeze. It isn’t a free-for-all, though. more
Many Shakespeare comedies could easily turn tragic with a simple turn of events. "Twelfth Night" is not one of them. more
Even the most passionate opera aficionados probably have never heard of Isabella Colbran, Maria Malibran, Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Alma Mahler or Pauline Viardot. more
Old Academy Players brings the company’s season to a close with "The Dining Room," the most celebrated of A.R Gurney's many plays. more
Residents of Germantown will have the opportunity to enjoy a home-cooked meal and meet their neighbors this Saturday, June 21, at Neighbors Table. more
The protest was in solidarity with those that took over streets nationwide on June 14. more
After over a year of bargaining, Chestnut Hill Hospital nurses and technicians voted June 11 to authorize a five-day strike beginning on July 4. more
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker visited Germantown on June 10 to celebrate Jumpstart’s 10th anniversary.  more
Chestnut Hill's bucolic Pastorius Park will once again be transformed into a vibrant music venue this summer. more
Another summer of outdoor music kicks off this week offering area concertgoers a lineup of rock, reggae, folk, and soul. more
Multiple churches in Northwest Philadelphia participated in Toll the Bell, a citywide sound installation to raise awareness about gun violence. more
While the Lantern Theater Company’s new performance space won’t open until fall 2026, they’re laying the groundwork with a series of events. more
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