Falls Township Supervisors have hired a firm to review the school zones and develop standardized signage.
Lower Bucks Co. officials said Senate Bill 916 would raise penalties tied to gun store burglaries and stolen firearms.
Raising The Bar has teamed up with Visit Bucks County for billboards on several highways hroughout the Philadelphia region.
Falls Township Supervisors said that several roads are on target for improvements in the coming months.
Middletown Township is seeking a new manager after firing Eden R. Ratliff less than a year on the job.
The Bristol Township Police Department will hold a meeting on Thursday night seeking residents to join the program.
The GOP lawmaker said that Bucks County loses over $11.5 million in tax revenue annually to the Sterling Act.
The Bristol Township Council welcomed the new team at its March 26 meeting.
Middletown Township Supervisors unanimously approved the termination of Township Manager Eden Ratliff at its meeting on Monday night.
Middletown Township Supervisors honored some recent retirees from township offices.
The Middletown Township Board of Supervisors is expected to address the personnel matter at a meeting on Monday night, officials said.
U.S. Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick has recently unveiled the Reforming ICE and Protecting America Act.
Two U.S. Senators called it "one of the most consequential infrastructure commitments in Pennsylvania’s history."
The hockey rink at Falls Township Community Park will receive a facelift as part of a restoration project aimed at improving drainage.
Falls Township presented a proclamation to the family of Army Private First Class Nathanial Edward DeTample.
Falls Township Supervisors on Monday night greenlighted the two projects with work possibly starting this summer.
The Falls Township Board of Supervisors held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on its refurbished municipal building earlier this week.
U.S. Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick commented about the fire that claimed the life of a Bristol Borough woman on Monday night.
Falls Township Supervisors held its first meeting in the renovated municipal building will songs and a ceremony.
Falls Township Supervisors are also applying for a grant to restore Martins Creek.
The Falls Township Board of Supervisors recently signed off on upgrades for two township businesses.
The $41 million renovation project of the Lincoln Highway building took nearly three years to complete.
U.S. Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick has secured funding for numerous projects throughout Lower Bucks County.
Falls Township Supervisors recently approved a year-long geese mitigation program at Falls Township Community Park.
The African American Museum of Bucks County spoke out about President Trump's order to dismantle a Philadelphia slavery exhibit.
A report was released on Wednesday about the gas explosion at a Bristol Township nursing home last month that killed three people.
The grants were secured by lawmakers for five Lower Bucks County communities.
Two Lower Bucks County communities are getting state grants secured by local lawmakers.
Middletown Township supervisors said that all department heads will now present a report at board meetings.
Officials said the PECO project will improve electric infrastructure in Middletown Township.
Officials recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to unveil major upgrades to the Lions Park Playground.
A vice chairman was also appointed at the Middletown Township's reorganization meeting on Monday night.
The Bristol Township hospital held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday after funding was secured by U.S. Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick.
Falls Township's Board of Supervisors held its reorganization meeting on Monday night.
Falls Township residents will see a slight increase next year after supervisors approved the 2026 municipal budget.
State Rep. Jim Prokopiak has secured a state grant to help fund several projects in Middletown Township.
State Rep. Tina Davis and State Sen. Steve Santarsiero have secured grants for projects in Bristol and Bristol Township.
Falls Township Supervisors granted conditional use approval on the West Trenton Avenue property at its meeting on Tuesday night.
Falls Township Supervisors were expected to adopt the 2026 municipal budget at its meeting on Tuesday.
A citizens group reacts to a judge's ruling saving a "part of nature" in this small Bucks County town from becoming homes and apartments.