PennDOT plans to install pavement markings this week on Interstate 295 in Middletown Township.
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The Bristol Township Council may decide to close the nearly 100-year-old fire company over what they call ineffective fire protection.
Falls Township Police are seeking the suspect involved in the incident on Tuesday afternoon.
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Middletown Township is getting a $562,500 grant for the upgrades as part of PennDOT's Green Light-Go program.
Pennsbury Schools Superintendent Thomas A. Smith offered some Back-to-School information in a notice to the community.
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Falls Township Supervisors unanimously approved hiring The Aubrey Group as a replacement to Millennium Strategies.
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National Night Out Tuesday is designed to enhance the relationship between residents and law enforcement while spotlighting the community.
The United Way of Bucks County showed off its new headquarters and HELP center before its grand opening celebration.
After several recent crashes and a few near misses, Falls Township officials are stepping up traffic calming on Thornridge Drive.
USA Today recently recognized the Croydon-based brewing company with the award.
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.”
Construction crews are building a new consolidated Pennsbury High School targeted for opening for September 2029.
The annual summer program had Neshaminy students performing three musicals over the past week.
PennDOT said the highway project, which began on Sunday, will last through August.
The Falls Township Fire Marshal said the fire that destroyed a mobile home happened in the Breezy Acres Trailer Park on Thursday afternoon.
State Rep. Joe Hogan secured a $38,000 grant for the school district that serves several Lower Bucks County communities.
The massive Falls Township warehouse once used by Kmart and Sears is expected to close in September.
Jose Coto Flores sexually assaulted the girl in 2024 and 2025, a criminal complaint states.
Its longtime owners closed operations after 54 years in Langhorne. New owners have announced plans for the Lower Bucks County landmark.
The Bucks County Department of Health will spray or mosquitoes on Wednesday in Falls and Bristol townships.
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.
The Bristol Township School Board has approved the district's 2026-2027 school budget.
Its owners are holding a party on Sunday to celebrate the iconic Lower Bucks County landmark. The business is expected to be sold.
William Shatner, who played Captain Kirk in the television series and movies, will appear at the Middletown Township mall on Saturday.
Hundreds attended a town hall on Tuesday night to debate one of Amazon's two data centers approved by Gov. Shapiro last year.
The Montco woman broke into the man's home after he told her he didn't want a long-term relationship, according to a criminal complaint.
Christopher Hoffman will begin his tenure as the next manager of Middletown Township starting in August.
Falls Township is holding a town meeting for residents to hear comments from Amazon about Bucks County's first data center.
The Newportville Fire Company No. 1 has served Bristol Township since 1927, but faces closure by Bristol Township due to operational issues.
PennDOT said Friday that construction is finished on the $11.1 million project to improve travel and safety on Langhorne-Yardley Road.
Pennsbury school officials will provide progress reports each week on construction of its new high school.