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Read More: Goal To Conduct 8,500 COVID-19 Tests Per Day, Far Less Than What Some Experts Say Is NeededAs national experts sound the alarm that the nation needs to dramatically increase coronavirus testing, Pennsylvania officials said Friday that…
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Read More: Driver License, Learner Permit Expiration ExtendedIf your driver license expired during the pandemic, you will get some more time, according to PennDOT.
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Read More: At Levittown Walmart, Company Mum On COVID-19 CasesWalmart is one of the largest employers in Bucks County with a half-dozen stores and among the biggest retailers in…
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Read More: County To Launch Economic Recovery Task ForceBucks County is planning an Economic Recovery Task Force as COVID-19 mitigation measures begin to ease.
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Read More: Bucks County COVID-19 Death Toll Rises To 230On Friday, Bucks County officials announced 13 more deaths of patients with COVID-19.
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Read More: PA House Approves Lawn & Garden Center Waivers As Opposition FraysPennsylvania House lawmakers approved another measure this week that would reopen more small businesses ahead of the governor’s schedule – this…
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Read More: Bucks County COVID-19 Reopening Still Weeks AwayBucks County won’t be reopening next week, but some parts of Pennsylvania will begin their gradual return to some normalcy.
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Read More: Hulmeville Avenue Bridge Replacement Project Begins Next WeekAfter being closed for nearly a year, the Hulmeville Avenue bridge replacement project will begin Monday.
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Read More: State Tax Revenues Plummet $2.2 Billion As Top Official Warns Reopening Won’t End Economic PainPennsylvania’s tax revenues nosedived $2.2 billion in April, falling 50% below official estimates, according to figures released Friday by the…
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Read More: Downed Wires Close Route 1 In Both DirectionsUtility wires that went down across Route 1 forced the closure of the highway late Friday morning.
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Read More: 19 New Deaths Reported, About 25% Of COVID-19 Tests In County Have Been PositiveA total of 19 Bucks County COVID-19 patient deaths were reported on Thursday.
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Read More: State Auditor General Announces Business Waiver Review As Senate GOP Issues SubpoenaPennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale said Thursday his office will audit the business waiver program implemented during the coronavirus pandemic…
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Read More: Bucks County’s Contact Tracing Effort Key In COVID-19 FightThe ability to contact trace COVID-19 cases will be a key focus of Gov. Tom Wolf’s statewide plan to reopen.
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Read More: Owner Of Several Bucks County Restaurants Cuts Hours For Staff, Offers Relief PayThe national company that runs several restaurants in Bucks County has warned the state that numerous employees have had their…
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Read More: Despite Long-Haul Promise, Penndel Bloomberg Campaign Office Cleared OutIn February, staffers for businessman Mike Bloomberg’s bid for president confidently said his office in the Penndel Shopping Center in…
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Read More: After COVID-19 Outbreak, Middletown Police Back To Full StaffFor the first time in more than a month, the Middletown Township Police Department is fully staffed.
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Read More: Police Seek Details In Serious CrashFalls Township police are seeking information on a serious crash that happened last Thursday.
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Read More: UPDATED: 36-Year-Old Woman LocatedA 36-year-old Falls Township woman has gone missing.
