Traffic and Transportation Committee to Discuss Cobblestones

The following are agendas for upcoming Chestnut Hill Community Association meetings.

Unopposed, Parker to Focus on Turnout for November

The State Representative for the 200th Legislative District is running for re-election unopposed.

Youngblood Wins Democratic Primary For 198th

State Rep. Rosita Youngblood will run unopposed in November for re-election.

A Guide to What You Need to Know on Primary Day

Polling locations, who's running and more.

Election Preview: The 198th Legislative District

Rosita Youngblood, Charisma Presley and Malik Boyd are running.

Election Preview: The 200th Legislative District

Cherelle Parker is running.

Home Comparison: Unique Features

Patch offers a comparison of homes for sale in and around Northwest Philadelphia.

Lincoln Drive Retaining Wall Project Complete; 2014 Project Looms

A larger project will take place in two years.

Area Votes: House Would Halt County Reassessments

An account of legislative votes in the General Assembly.

Mural Arts Director Presents Plans

Jane Golden spoke to the Chestnut Hill Community Association's Land Use Planning and Zoning Committee Thursday.

CHCA Land Use Committee to Review Restrictive Covenant

A look at agendas for upcoming Chestnut Hill Community Association meetings.

New Bike Safety Law In Place

The law requires motorists to leave a 4-foot “cushion of safety” when passing a bicyclist.

Pothole? The Streets Dept. Wants to Know

The city has asked for residents' help reporting potholes.

Local Parents Bake Up Protest at City Hall

Mock Bake Sale for Public Education set for April 12.

SEPTA to Consider Disbanding Route 134 Bus

A public hearing will be held March 29.

Agendas: Bylaws and Parking

Upcoming agendas for meetings of the Chestnut Hill Community Association.

Green Party Presidential Candidate Makes Case in Northwest Philly

Dr. Jill Stein visited Roxborough Monday.

SEPTA System Status Strives for Real-Time Updates

Transit guide hopes to pinpoint buses, trains within 3 minutes.

Area Votes: Voter ID Bill Narrowly Passes Senate

The State Senate was divided along party lines when it passed its voter ID bill on March 7.

Agendas: Finance Committee Interview Grant Applicants

The following are the agendas for upcoming Chestnut Hill Community Association meetings.

State Texting Law Supersedes City Ban

Pennsylvania State Police remind drivers that the state's new law prohibiting text-based communication while driving will take effect on March 8. The primary offense will result in a $50 fine.

PLCB Double Billed Customers

Check your credit card bill if you bought alcohol in Pennsylvania around Thanksgiving.

Lincoln Drive Lane to Be Closed For Two Weeks

It will be closed between Wissahickon Avenue and Forbidden Drive.

Agendas: Traffic and Parking Committee Looks at Children of America

A look at the upcoming Chestnut Hill Community Association meeting agendas.

Rep. Fattah's Son Under Investigation By FBI, Treasury Dept.

The probe focuses on Chaka Fattah Jr.'s consulting firm.

Seth Williams: Facebook Relationships Won't Affect Potential Prosecutions

The district attorney posted something on the matter on his Facebook page.

Find Local Wine and Spirits With New iPhone App

PA Liquor Control Board launches searchable app.

New Bike Signs Coming to Chestnut Hill

A look at where the signs could end up.

PA Primary: Parker, Youngblood Being Challenged

A look at the candidates.

Children of America Discusses Parking, Traffic With DRC

The project manager of the facility appeared at a DRC meeting Tuesday night.

Agendas: Children of America Traffic and Parking Issues

The agendas for upcoming CHCA meetings.

All Major Republicans Make Presidential Primary; New GOP Challenger for Fattah

Robert Mansfield will run for the 2nd District congressional seat.

Area Votes: Metal Theft can be a Felony

An account of legislative votes in the General Assembly.

Agendas: Budgets, Bylaws and a Blood Drive

The agendas for upcoming Chestnut Hill Community Association meetings.

Cindy Bass Makes Retaining Walls a Priority

She has introduced a bill that would make disclosing them a requirement in a deed.

The Kiosks Are Coming: Hill Lots Will Charge By Summer

The Chestnut Hill Parking Foundation has ordered the kiosks for its lots.

Philadelphia Police on Hunt for New Officers

Potential officers may apply until March 16.

Lincoln Drive Repair Work to Close Parking, Lanes

The Street Department announced the retaining wall needs to be rehabilitated.

Ackerman Denied Unemployment Benefits

Reports say the former superintendent will not appeal the decision.

Population of Chestnut Hill, Other Neighborhoods Likely to Increase in Next 30 Years

The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission came out with a forecast.