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  • Paving Scheduled For Levittown-Area Roadways
    Government, Transportation

    Paving Scheduled For Levittown-Area Roadways

    April 6, 2026

    PennDOT and contracted crews will be out resurfacing parts of local roadways this week.

    Read More: Paving Scheduled For Levittown-Area Roadways
  • Lower Bucks County Joint Municipal Authority Announces 2026 Flushing Schedule
    Government

    Lower Bucks County Joint Municipal Authority Announces 2026 Flushing Schedule

    April 6, 2026

    The Lower Bucks County Joint Municipal Authority has announced its 2026 water main flushing schedule.

    Read More: Lower Bucks County Joint Municipal Authority Announces 2026 Flushing Schedule
  • Motorcyclist Avoids Serious Injury In Highway Crash
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Motorcyclist Avoids Serious Injury In Highway Crash

    April 6, 2026

    An Upper Bucks County man was injured in a motorcycle crash in Bristol Township last month, according to the Pennsylvania…

    Read More: Motorcyclist Avoids Serious Injury In Highway Crash
  • Pothole Repairs Continue On Local Roadways
    Government, Transportation

    Pothole Repairs Continue On Local Roadways

    April 6, 2026

    Crews will be out this week.

    Read More: Pothole Repairs Continue On Local Roadways
  • Inmate Accused Of Bringing Contraband Into Jail
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Inmate Accused Of Bringing Contraband Into Jail

    April 6, 2026

    The arrest came after an investigation by county officials.

    Read More: Inmate Accused Of Bringing Contraband Into Jail
  • PA, Other States Sue Federal Government Over Pres. Trump’s New Mail-In Voting Order
    Elections, Government

    PA, Other States Sue Federal Government Over Pres. Trump’s New Mail-In Voting Order

    April 6, 2026

    The lawsuit says the president’s order violates the U.S. Constitution by usurping the statesโ€™ power to administer their own elections.

    Read More: PA, Other States Sue Federal Government Over Pres. Trump’s New Mail-In Voting Order
  • Court Officials Warn Of Phone Scam Involving โ€˜Spoofedโ€™ Numbers
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Government

    Court Officials Warn Of Phone Scam Involving โ€˜Spoofedโ€™ Numbers

    April 6, 2026

    The warning comes amid a scam.

    Read More: Court Officials Warn Of Phone Scam Involving โ€˜Spoofedโ€™ Numbers
  • Meet The Food Mappers Trying To Make It Easier To Find PAโ€™s Best Eats
    Neighbors

    Meet The Food Mappers Trying To Make It Easier To Find PAโ€™s Best Eats

    April 5, 2026

    Three Pennsylvanians are using their palates and technical skills to map the commonwealthโ€™s culinary landscape. Their maps cover fish fries,…

    Read More: Meet The Food Mappers Trying To Make It Easier To Find PAโ€™s Best Eats
  • Trout Season Opens With Thousands Of Fish Stocked Locally
    Government

    Trout Season Opens With Thousands Of Fish Stocked Locally

    April 4, 2026

    At exactly 8 a.m. Saturday, Pennsylvaniaโ€™s lakes and streams welcomed the first anglers of the 2026 trout season.

    Read More: Trout Season Opens With Thousands Of Fish Stocked Locally
  • Sheriff Dismisses ‘Politically Motivated’ Criticism Of ‘No Kings’ Attendance
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Elections

    Sheriff Dismisses ‘Politically Motivated’ Criticism Of ‘No Kings’ Attendance

    April 3, 2026

    The Democratic sheriff and GOP comment on a weekend trip he took.

    Read More: Sheriff Dismisses ‘Politically Motivated’ Criticism Of ‘No Kings’ Attendance
  • Police Seek Whereabouts Of Missing Teen
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Police Seek Whereabouts Of Missing Teen

    April 3, 2026

    Police are asking for the public’s help.

    Read More: Police Seek Whereabouts Of Missing Teen
  • Pennsbury Veterans Propose Permanent POW/MIA Flag Display At Schools
    Neighbors, Schools

    Pennsbury Veterans Propose Permanent POW/MIA Flag Display At Schools

    April 3, 2026

    More than 80,000 U.S. service personnel remain missing since World War II.

    Read More: Pennsbury Veterans Propose Permanent POW/MIA Flag Display At Schools
  • Easter Flower Sales Return To Fire Stations
    Cops, Courts and Fire, Neighbors, Non-profits

    Easter Flower Sales Return To Fire Stations

    April 3, 2026

    Several volunteer fire companies are continuing a seasonal tradition by offering flower sales to celebrate the Easter holiday.

    Read More: Easter Flower Sales Return To Fire Stations
  • Local Lawmakers Say They Oppose Proposed PECO Rate Hikes
    Business, Government

    Local Lawmakers Say They Oppose Proposed PECO Rate Hikes

    April 2, 2026

    A group of state lawmakers have come out opposing a proposed 2027 rate hike by PECO.

    Read More: Local Lawmakers Say They Oppose Proposed PECO Rate Hikes
  • Home A Total Loss After Early Morning Blaze
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Home A Total Loss After Early Morning Blaze

    April 2, 2026

    A pre-dawn fire destroyed a home that drew numerous fire companies.

    Read More: Home A Total Loss After Early Morning Blaze
  • SEPTA Buys 24 Rail Cars From Quebec Public Transit Agency
    Government, Transportation

    SEPTA Buys 24 Rail Cars From Quebec Public Transit Agency

    April 2, 2026

    SEPTA is expanding its Regional Rail fleet.

    Read More: SEPTA Buys 24 Rail Cars From Quebec Public Transit Agency
  • Stolen Vehicle Recovered After Police Chase, Crash
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    Stolen Vehicle Recovered After Police Chase, Crash

    April 2, 2026

    A man has been arrested and charged after a chase that involved a crash in Falls Township.

    Read More: Stolen Vehicle Recovered After Police Chase, Crash
  • NEARBY: Three Charged In Multistate Burglary Ring
    Cops, Courts and Fire

    NEARBY: Three Charged In Multistate Burglary Ring

    April 2, 2026

    Three men identified as members of a multi-state organized burglary ring are in custody.

    Read More: NEARBY: Three Charged In Multistate Burglary Ring
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