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Read More: Pennsbury Manor To Add Public Wi-FiPennsbury Manor in Falls Township has secured $50,000 in state funding to install a public Wi-Fi network across the historical…
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Read More: Top State Election Official Touts Safe Voting Ahead Of MidtermsSecretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt highlighted expanded mail-in options and a nearly 60% drop in ballot rejection rates
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Read More: Security Camera Images Released In Theft CasePolice responded for the report of a theft.
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Read More: Free Naloxone Distribution Events Across Area For Save A Life DaySave a Life Day works to promote year-round, low-barrier naloxone access alongside ongoing anti-stigma efforts.
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Read More: Pedestrian Dies After Crash In LevittownThe crash happened in the southbound lanes of Woodbourne Road.
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Read More: Shared PA Fish, Game Operations Could Save $34 Million Each Year, Report SaysIndependent assessment recommends unified law enforcement, fewer offices and consolidation of overlapping functions as both commissions face unsustainable financial projections.
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Read More: Minivan Crashes Through FenceOne person was taken to the hospital.
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Read More: SUV, Car Crash In Head-On CrashTwo ambulances responded.
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Read More: Long-Awaited Drainage Project Moving Forward Near Neshaminy CreekOfficials are moving forward with a long-delayed project.
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Read More: PHOTOS: Oldies Groups Wow Bristol AudienceThe crowd loved the sounds of yesteryear.
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Read More: Woodbourne Road PennDOT Work Continuing This WeekCrews will be out working on Woodbourne Road.
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Read More: PHOTOS: Families Partake In Falls Twp.’s Touch-A-TruckSince the event started in 2017, sponsors have contributed more than $160,000.
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Read More: County Commissioners Pass Resolution Supporting Restricting KratomOfficials are asking state officials to declare kratom a Schedule I controlled substance.
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Read More: I-295 Bridge Work To Cause Overnight Lane RestrictionsThe project will begin with a overnight ramp closure.
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Read More: PHOTOS: Community Turns Out For Bristol Twp. Fall FestCrowds turned out for the event.
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Read More: $17 Million In Debt Relief Slated For PA Vehicle BuyersThe practice, according to the attorney general’s office, led to high default rates.
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Read More: Who Should Pay For Low-Income Utility Assistance? In PA, It Falls On Residential CustomersIn Pennsylvania, residential customers shoulder the cost of utility assistance programs. Businesses and factories don’t have to contribute, unlike in…
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Read More: PA Treasury Flagged $1.4 Billion In Improper PaymentsSens. Gebhard and Phillips-Hill plan to introduce bill to require reporting for all state agencies and programs.
