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Read More: Tullytown Man Indicted By FedsThe man was previously arrested by Bensalem and NJ authorities.
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Read More: Ex-Cop With Troubled Past Admits To Possessing Child Sexual Abuse MaterialA former police officer and fire official pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to charges stemming from a child sexual…
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Read More: County To Carry Out Accessibility Upgrades At District CourtsThe county has signed contracts for the first phase of the work.
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Read More: Otter Street Fields, Parking Lot Upgrades To Move ForwardCouncil President Ralph DiGuiseppe shared his frustration over the delays.
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Read More: Property Near Middletown Border Sold To Home BuilderThe $11.5 million sale price matches the amount the authority paid to acquire the property.
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Read More: Troopers Ask For Tips In Mountain Bike Theft CasePennsylvania State Police are asking for the public’s help.
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Read More: Levittown-Area U.S., State Flags At Half-Staff To Honor Dolly PartonFlags are being lowered to half-staff as entertainers and public officials remembered Parton’s music, generosity and cultural influence.
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Read More: What Gov. Shapiro’s New Data Center Order Does — And Doesn’t — Force Developers To DoThe new order isn’t a moratorium, but it does make it much harder for developers to build data centers without…
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Read More: PA Attorney General Files Lawsuit Over SnapchatAttorney General Dave Sunday filed a lawsuit this week against Snapchat owner Snap Inc.
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Read More: Falls Twp. Residents Raise Concerns Over Proposed Nuuly DevelopmentNuuly, which is owned by Philadelphia’s Urban Outfitters, plans to construct a roughly 975,000-square-foot facility.
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Read More: Several Transported By Ambulances After Four-Vehicle CrashCrews responded around 9 a.m. to the crash.
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Read More: Route 1 Plan Revisions Lead To Mixed Reactions From OfficialsAfter years of pushback from some area residents, PennDOT revised plans for its 2.7-mile Route 1 overhaul.
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Read More: Pennsbury Cracks Down On Nonresident Enrollment Using TechnologyThe Pennsbury School District has decided to use a data verification tool aimed at making sure taxpayer money is being…
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Read More: 160,000 Pennsylvanians Off Health Insurance Exchange After Price HikesTens of thousands of Pennsylvanians are dropping their health insurance coverage after price hikes caused by federal pandemic-era subsidies expiring.
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Read More: Gov. Shapiro Hires Former Official From Pres. Trump’s Administration To Counter ‘Attacks’Jennifer Higgins, a longtime federal immigration official based in Washington, D.C., is being paid $89 an hour.
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Read More: Card Skimming Arrest In Bristol Triggers Warning From AuthoritiesThe Bucks County District Attorney’s Office and the Bristol Borough Police Department are warning business owners and the public.
