COLUMBIA, Pa. — Emergency responders rescued a man Monday morning after reports that he entered the Susquehanna River from the Veterans Memorial Bridge. According to reports, emergency units were dispatched to Columbia River Park shortly after 10 a.m. after witnesses observed the individual in the water beneath the bridge. The man was later rescued and…
Because even justice needs a sense of humor📅 Filed April 8–9, 2026 🚗 Parking Enforcement: The Real Crime Wave Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Christian N. Delgado Charge: Unlawful Parking in a Meter ZoneOffense Date: March 17, 2026 Columbia Borough Police bravely took on one of society’s boldest offenders: someone who dared challenge a parking meter.Authorities…
When the Sky Interrupted the Fourth What began as a sweltering Independence Day across Lancaster and York counties ended with a sky that seemed determined to steal the show. All day, the heat hung over the Susquehanna Valley like a heavy blanket. Families gathered for cookouts, community celebrations, baseball games, and fireworks displays. But by…
As families prepare to celebrate Independence Day, Columbia Borough Police are reminding residents that fireworks laws will be strictly enforced throughout the community. The notice comes as borough officials work to prevent injuries, property damage, and fires during one of the busiest holiday weekends of the year. According to Columbia Borough Police, fireworks are not…
Summer doesn’t last forever, and this week offers plenty of reasons to step outside, explore town, and enjoy everything Columbia has to offer. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing evening by the river, a fun family outing, or a chance to support local businesses, there’s something happening right here in our community. Take a Sunset…
By The Columbia Chronicle Staff COLUMBIA, Pa. — Columbia’s own Kayla Hess is once again proving that hometown talent can compete with the best in the country. The accomplished young disc golfer is currently competing in the 2026 United States Women’s Disc Golf Championship in the Salt Lake City, Utah region, one of the sport’s…
COLUMBIA, PA — Columbia Borough Police, along with the Lancaster County Coroner’s Office, are investigating what authorities are describing as a suspected homicide near the intersection of North Third and Linden Streets early Wednesday morning. Police were dispatched to the area at approximately 1:05 a.m., and multiple streets surrounding the scene were immediately closed as…
Leafageddon 2025: Columbia Borough Braces for the Great Sweep-Off COLUMBIA, PA — Residents of Columbia Borough, grab your rakes, move your cars, and prepare your souls. The annual showdown between man, machine, and Mother Nature is upon us. That’s right: leaf collection and street sweeping notifications are back, and they’re coming for your curbs. According…
For The Columbia Chronicle | August 10, 2026 COLUMBIA, PA – There’s plenty happening around town this week as residents enjoy the final weeks of summer and take advantage of local community activities. One of the week’s notable events is the Borough Council Regular Meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, August 11, where local officials will discuss borough business and…
By The Columbia Chronicle Staff Job seekers, students exploring career options, and residents considering a career change will have an opportunity later this month to connect directly with employers and community organizations during a Career Fair at the Columbia Market House. The event is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 24, and is being sponsored by the…
COLUMBIA, Pa. — As technology companies continue building large-scale data centers across Pennsylvania and the nation, Columbia Borough officials are still working to finalize regulations that would govern where those facilities could locate within the community. The issue resurfaced during Tuesday’s workshop meeting, where residents and officials discussed the borough’s ongoing efforts to establish zoning…
Columbia Borough Planning Commission Prioritizes Zoning Overhaul; Considers State’s 400‑Hour Assistance Pilot February 17, 2026 – Columbia, PA The Columbia Borough Planning Commission held its February meeting Tuesday evening, addressing routine business before turning its focus to major planning initiatives that could shape the Borough for years to come—chief among them, a potential partnership with…
🧾 **Court Filings Roundup: The Signs Were Disobeyed, The Speed Was Optional, and The Court Was Busy**Magisterial District Judge Miles K. Bixler | April 14–15, 2026 ⚖️ All information below comes directly from public court dockets. Charges are allegations unless otherwise noted. Presumption of innocence still applies — even if traffic signs are feeling ignored….
Columbia, PA – Geiman Family Automotive, a trusted name in auto repair, proudly announces its comprehensive range of services for vehicle owners in the Columbia area. With over 30 years of experience, Rick Geiman and his team provide expert solutions for all your automotive needs. Services Offered: Open: 7:00 AMClose: 5:00 PMLocation: 240 Mill Street,…
By The Columbia Chronicle A pair of bills moving through the Pennsylvania Senate could strengthen transparency and local control when it comes to large-scale development projects, a topic that may resonate with many residents here in Columbia Borough. While the legislation specifically focuses on data centers, the discussion reaches far beyond technology. At its core,…
COLUMBIA, Pa. — The shock and sadness felt across Columbia this week continues to grow following a tragic pedestrian crash that claimed the lives of two longtime residents and left their granddaughter hospitalized. The accident occurred Sunday morning at the intersection of Third and Chestnut streets, where police say three pedestrians were struck by a…
