State Rep. Joe Hogan secured a $150,000 grant that will be administered through the United Way of Bucks County.
Bristol Township will hold a meeting Thursday night to discuss Earned Income Tax changes for 2027.
Two lawmakers have raised concerns about how a railroad company merger could impact the Morrisville line in the wake of derailments.
Falls Township Supervisors recently approved the hiring of Jackson Ryan to join the Falls Township Police Department.
Falls Township Supervisors have cleared the way for the housing after three years of discussions.
State Rep. Tina Davis proposed the bill for a flooding evacuation plan at camps that killed kids in Texas last year.
Falls Township Supervisors granted conditional use approval for a Spotless Car Wash at the former Rite Aid on 547 W. Trenton Avenue.
Falls Township Supervisors will hold a hearing on Oct. 26 for a multi-way stop sign at a key township intersection.
Bucks County District Attorney Joe Khan is launching the Hate Crimes Roundtable Series, with the first one planned in Langhorne on Tuesday.
The township is the latest Bucks County community to join the state program supporting nature and wildlife.
State Rep. Jim Prokopiak has secured $2,593,500 in state funding for the projects in his legislative district.
Middletown Township just hired a new township manager in mid-July.
The process by Falls Township Supervisors would clear the path for a warehouse by Nuuly, a subsidiary of Urban Outfitters.
The Bristol Township Council voted Thursday to close the fire company, which has served the township since 1927, due to operational issues.
State Rep. Joe Hogan has announced the grants for several schools in Lower Bucks County.
Christopher Hoffman served as the manager for Lower Moreland Township in Montgomery County since 2013.
Falls Township Supervisors unanimously approved hiring The Aubrey Group as a replacement to Millennium Strategies.
National Night Out Tuesday is designed to enhance the relationship between residents and law enforcement while spotlighting the community.
After several recent crashes and a few near misses, Falls Township officials are stepping up traffic calming on Thornridge Drive.
The Bucks County Department of Health Mosquito Disease Control Program will conduct the spraying on Thursday night.
Falls Township Supervisors on Monday approved a resolution declaring a portion of the zoning ordinance “substantively invalid.”
State Sen. Frank Farry has secured the funding to support the demolition, reconstruction and expansion of the public works facilities.
Falls Township Supervisors are expected to update an ordinance and vote on the ban at their July meeting.
Hundreds attended a town hall on Tuesday night to debate one of Amazon's two data centers approved by Gov. Shapiro last year.
Christopher Hoffman will begin his tenure as the next manager of Middletown Township starting in August.
The Newportville Fire Company No. 1 has served Bristol Township since 1927, but faces closure by Bristol Township due to operational issues.
Four new police officers will soon begin patrolling Falls Township after being sworn in at a recent supervisors meeting.
Falls Township Supervisors witnessed a standing-room only crowd on Monday to protest the planned Amazon data center under construction
After six years as New Hope's borough manager, Peter Gray is taking a new job with a return to Lower Bucks County.
Falls Township Supervisors said the merger comes from declining volunteer membership.
Residents came out to voice concerns at the Falls Township Supervisors meeting on Monday night.
The legislation by two Philly-area lawmakers hopes to curb the costs of rent increases for state residents.
State Sen. Steve Santarsiero was one of 20 politicians listed by a man who wanted to carry out a shooting over the Memorial Day weekend.
Voters in the communties in the Levittown area will go to the polls in the May 19 primary election.
Officials said that the much-anticipated opening of the museum's permanent home at Boone Farm in Middletown Township
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.