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Read More: Gas Prices Hit $4 Per Gallon In Levittown AreaGas that costs $4 per gallon is back in the Levittown area.
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Read More: Tullytown Made Unauthorized Pension Payments, Auditor General FindsThe Pennsylvania Auditor General’s Office has directed Tullytown Borough to halt monthly disability payments to a police officer who was…
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Read More: How AI Is Popping Up In PA ElectionsA bill pending in the Pa. Capitol would impose consequences for using AI to misrepresent candidates close to an election.
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Read More: Automatic Voter Registration Gets More Citizens On The Rolls, But They Don’t Always Vote In PAAn analysis found that the counties that got the biggest boosts from the state’s two-and-a-half-year-old program were rural.
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Read More: Bristol Twp. Woman Dies In CustodyA woman who was in the custody of the Bucks County Department of Corrections died over the weekend.
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Read More: Bristol Approves $6 Million Recreation Plan; Selects Spot For Fire StationBristol Borough Council unveiled an ambitious $6 million plan Tuesday night to overhaul the municipality’s recreation and infrastructure.
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Read More: Pennsbury Approves New Contract For SuperintendentThe Pennsbury School Board has locked in its leadership for the next several years.
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Read More: Row Office Recovers $3 Million In Unpaid Court DebtsThe program works by identifying delinquent accounts.
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Read More: PennDOT Opens Survey On Snow ClearingPennDOT is calling on residents to grade its performance in winter.
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Read More: Local Lawmakers Vote For $15 Minimum Wage By 2029It’s likely to face resistance in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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Read More: Paving Work Taking Place On Bristol-Oxford Valley, Bath RoadsDrivers should prepare for travel delays next week as works starts on busy roadways in the area, according to PennDOT.
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Read More: Construction Could Begin By Summer On Falls Twp. Road, Culvert ProjectsFalls Township is moving forward with planning for road repaving program and a long-delayed culvert replacement project.
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Read More: Environmental Council Proposes Single-Use Plastic Ban For MiddletownMiddletown Township officials are evaluating a proposal from the Environmental Advisory Council to ban single-use plastics.
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Read More: Commissioners Streamline Volunteer Tax Credit ProgramVolunteers for emergency services can get up an up to $1,000 credit.
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Read More: The Ever-Constant Evolution Of PA’s Right-To-Know LawThe 3,970 appeals filed last year are a 23% increase from the previous record in 2024.
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Read More: Middletown Cops Issue 1,900 Citations From School Bus CamerasMiddletown Township police have issued approximately 1,900 citations to drivers for illegally passing school buses.
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Read More: Pothole Repairs Taking Place On Route 13PennDOT crews are faning out across the region this week to repair deteriorating pavement and patch potholes.
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Read More: County Opens Center For Those With Mental Health Problems & In Trouble With The LawBucks County officials recently cut the ribbon to open the new Diversion, Assessment, Restoration and Treatment (DART) Center.
