Falls Township Supervisors have approved implementing a fee instead of tree replanting.
Falls Township Supervisors recognized those involved in assisting Cathy Lizotte, who was going into cardiac arrest on June 21.
The state grants will help fire companies in Bristol and Bristol Township pay for equipment and upgrades, legislators said.
State Rep. Jim Prokopiak's bill to increase the Historic Preservation Tax Credit was signed into law by Gov. Josh Shapiro last week.
Falls Township Supervisors recently awarded a contract for the Vermont Lane project.
Falls Township Fire Co. No. 1 wants to add space for new apparatus. Supervisors have signed off on the expansion.
Falls Township Supervisors approved the hiring at its recent meeting.
State Rep. Jim Prokopiak's bill would expand tax credits and create new jobs.
The Peace Center and Falls Township's police chief will provide ways on how to prevent or deal with an active shooter situation Wednesday.
Bucks County government's program has honored those killed in the Vietnam War by renaming bridges.
Falls Township Supervisors recently approved changes to the plan at the former U.S. Steel site.
Falls Township Supervisors approved final land development plans for several businesses at its meeting on Tuesday night.
Air Liquide is developing technology that could be the first in the country, township officials.
The Bucks County SPCA reviewed video footage after owner claimed the dog was stoned from a grooming session.
Municipal Park now has sun shades that were installed over the weekend in Bristol Township.
A Bristol Township company said a pipe carrying a non-toxic "latex emulsion product" failed and dumped chemicals into the river last March.
Bristol Township officials said the road paving project will last for several days this week.
Aqua Pennsylvania said it has secured a $6.7 million grant to add the "forever chemicals" treatment to its Bristol Township facility.
In honor of National Police Week, Bristol Township Police paid respects to a police officer killed in the line of duty in 1972.
A $460,000 state grant hopes to provide relief in Bristol Borough, where flooding is a chronic issue.
Falls Township Supervisors have hired a firm for financial management and budget consulting services.
The borough held a contest for residents to come up with the best motto to represent Langhorne's character. Find out the motto below.
The township's annual event takes place at Core Creek Park Saturday to honor Earth Day, which was on Monday.
Falls Township Supervisors have opted to continue its relationship with grant writer Millennium Strategies, LLC.
Middletown Township officials provided a recent update on several land development projects.
A petition drive has been launched to oppose the development of the former bowling alley, which was destroyed by a fire in March 2022.
The Pennsylvania Lottery said the winner came from Friday's drawing. Find out where the ticket was sold below.
With the start of the fishing season, Falls Township Supervisors recently approved two vending machines.
Lt. Ken Mellus started with the police department in 1985. He was also Middletown Township's K-9 handler.
The Bristol Township structure has been closed since February 2023. The funding may speed up its reopening, Lower Bucks lawmakers say.
The former Falls Township supervisor and Pennsbury School Board member won a special election last month to replace Rep. John Galloway.
Basilio DeJesus was hired at Tuesday night's Falls Township Board of Supervisors work session. He worked in Maryland the past two years.
The United Way of Bucks County's ALICE program is helping those struggling just above the federal poverty line to make ends meet.
Bristol Township's manager told residents to disregard the 2024 Per Capita Tax Bill they recently received.
Parks and recreation officials will hold a meeting Tuesday night to discuss plans for the Phase 2 side at Falls Township Community Park.
Middletown Township Supervisors also recently approved a License Plate Reader system for three intersections.
Bucks County Commissioners Wednesday approved hiring a firm to provide engineering services for the facility on county-owned land.
Falls Township Supervisors have hired a firm to conduct a feasibility study for a 24-hour freight village support facility.
Jim Prokopiak is the projected winner to serve as state representative following the special 140th Legislative District election on Tuesday.
The Pennsbury school board director will replace State Rep. John Galloway in the 140th Legislative District, unofficial results indicate.