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Read More: Gov. Shapiro, Utah Gov. Cox Tackle Political Division, Condemn Political ViolencePennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Utah Gov. Spencer Cox called for greater unity among Americans to condemn all forms of…
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Read More: PA Unemployment Rises, But Remains Lower Than National RatePennsylvania’s unemployment rate edged up in September for the second consecutive month. Advertisements The unemployment rate climbed one-tenth of a…
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Read More: As Deadline Looms, Middletown Supervisors Split On Budget, Tax HikesThe controversial proposed Middletown Township budget, which included tax increases, did not fully pass the Board of Supervisors during an…
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Read More: 18-Year-Old Woman Struck At Route 13 CrosswalkAn 18-year-old woman is recovering with multiple broken bones after being struck by a vehicle while using a crosswalk on…
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Read More: Fire Damages Outside Of CondoA morning fire damaged the exterior of a local condominium on Tuesday.
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Read More: Route 1 May See Delays Wednesday Due To Overhead WorkDrivers on a section of Route 1 might run into some delays Wednesday.
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Read More: Police Raid Leads To Arrest Of 50-Year-Old ManA Bristol Township man was arrested last week after a months-long investigation into the sale of methamphetamine in the area.…
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Read More: Police Log: Strangulation Arrest, Fugitive From Justice Arrested & MoreSee the latest incidents in Bristol Township.
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Read More: PA Could End 2025 With Lowest Number Of New Laws In YearsPennsylvania legislators have passed just 65 bills in 2025, which is poised to be an all-time low for the past…
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Read More: PA Attorney General, Lawmakers Grapple With Executive Order On AI RegulationBy Whitney Downard | Pennsylvania Capital-Star In the wake of a Trump administration executive order striking state-level AI regulations, Pennsylvania will continue to…
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Read More: Postal Inspectors Warn Of Spike In Holiday Scams, Mail TheftThe U.S. Postal Inspection Service is advising consumers on how to recognize and avoid schemes like phishing, smishing, brushing, and…
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Read More: ‘A Labor Of Love:’ Tullytown Mayor Dedicated 40 Years To BoroughTullytown Borough Mayor David Cutchineal wiped away tears as he ended his final council meeting last week.
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Read More: Guards To Lock Quaker Penn Park Each EveningFalls Township officials will be locking the gates to Quaker Penn Park along the Delaware River.
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Read More: $116 Million Second Phase Of Route 1 Reconstruction FinishedPennDOT and its contractors have announced the completion of the second major phase of the ongoing Route 1 reconstruction project.
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Read More: Commissioners Weigh Tax Hike To Close Budget GapBucks County officials are working to deal with a $16.4 million projected deficit in the preliminary 2026 budget. The Bucks…
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Read More: How To Save Energy When The Temperatures DropCold winters mean higher heating costs.
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Read More: Disabled Car Struck Along I-295, Man Escapes Serious InjuryA Bensalem Township man avoided serious injury late last week after his SUV struck a disabled vehicle on I-295 west…
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Read More: This Week Is Last Call for Holiday Mail, U.S. Postal Service SaysThe USPS reminds customers that recommended holiday shipping deadlines for First-Class and Priority Mail are this week. Find the final…
