Lane Restrictions Scheduled On Street Road

The work is part of a $5 million pavement improvement project to repair and resurface nine miles of Street Road.

Pope Visit 2015: Patch's Complete Guide

Have a question about anything that has to do with the Pope visit to Philadelphia and New York? Here's your spot.

Pa. Bill Would Punish Those Who Leave Their Pets In Hot Cars

A new bill in Harrisburg would wield fines of up to $300 toward pet owners who leave their dogs and cats in hot cars.

In Case You Missed It: State Expands Health Coverage For Children

Changes bring state into compliance with Affordable Care Act

Bucks County 'Honor Flight' Gives Veterans A Chance To See The Capitol

What to know about the Bucks County Honor Flight.

Officials Warn Of E-Z Pass Email Scam Falsely Claiming Money Is Owed

The Better Business Bureau is also warning of the scam.

Judge Rules Bucks County Man Was 'Worked To Death': Report

Robert Dietz was 48 when he suddenly died in November 2007.

Bucks County Municipality Resolves To Support Medical Marijuana: Report

Doylestown has become the third municipality in the county to ask the state to legalize medical marijuana.

Kane Will Offer Public Response To Charges On Wednesday

The embattled Pennsylvania attorney general turned herself in on Saturday.

More Than 20K Regional Rail Passes For Pope Visit Available: Report

The remaining passes for regional rail travel on SEPTA during Pope Francis’ visit will be sold at stations outside of Philadelphia.

Two Bucks County Roads To Close This Week For Repairs

Portions of Route 532 (Buck Road) and Route 32 (River Road) will be closed and detoured for roadway improvements.

38K Enter Lottery For Papal Visit Rail Passes

38,013 people entered the lottery for regional rail passes needed for travel during the Pope's visit, reports say.

No Papal Passes To Be Sold This Week: SEPTA

A special website selling Regional Rail passes for the Pope’s visit in September will not reopen this week, SEPTA announced Tuesday.

How Dependent Is Pennsylvania On The Federal Government?

A new study breaks it down.

Bucks Lawmaker Responds To Obama's Iran Agreement

The long-anticipated deal announced on Tuesday will prevent Iran from becoming armed with nuclear weapons, the White House said.

Chinquapin Road Bridge Reopens

The bridge, which goes over Iron Works Creek, was reopened following the completion of a $400,000 rehabilitation project.

Friday's Gay Marriage Ruling: What It Means For Pennsylvania

The Supreme Court on Friday ruled in favor of same-sex marriage, 5-4. What does that mean for Pennsylvania?

SEPTA Commuters To Be 'Severely Impacted' During Pope Visit

More than 1.5 million people are expected in the Philadelphia Metro area during the pope's visit to Philadelphia in September.

'What Is Wrong With People?': Local Leaders Respond To Charleston Massacre

'My thoughts and prayers go to all those impacted, especially families of the victims,' said Bucks County’s Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick.

Bucks County Gets AAA Credit Rating

Bucks County is one of three AAA-rated counties in the state, officials said Monday.

Online Petition Calls For State Senator to Resign Over Marijuana Bill

Some constituents want Rep. Matt Baker to step down after preventing a vote on a bill that would legalize medical marijuana in Pennsylvania.

'Father' To Marry 'Son' In Bucks County -- With Court's Blessing

A same-sex couple in their 70s used adoption as a path to legal rights. Now, they say they feel 'enormous' relief they can actually marry.

Bucks Congressman Will Attend Unveiling Of Bipartisanship Index

US Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick will be the highest ranking member of Congress at the event, his office says.

Judge: Former Head of GOP In Montco A "Sexually Violent Predator"

Robert Kerns allegedly sexually assaulted a woman in her car and in her bedroom at home.

U.S. Congressman From Bucks: Iran Must Not Go Nuclear

U.S. Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick is a strong supporter of a recent measure passed that would require Congressional approval of any deal with Iran.

Bucks Rep. Santarsiero: No Funding To State Colleges Against Israel

The Bucks County representative is advancing legislation that would penalize schools organizing boycotting of and divestment from Israel.

BREAKING: Montco Senator's Medical Marijuana Bill Passed In Pennsylvania

A victory for "morals", says bill sponsor, Montgomery County Senator Daylin Leach.

PA Minimum Wage Hike? Legislation Introduced By Montco Lawmaker

State Senator Daylin Leach is working to get the Pennsylvania minimum wage increased to $15 per hour.

AG Warns of Possible Earthquake Donation Scams

Residents wishing to help the thousands of people recovering from the earthquake in Nepal should take extra care with their donations.

How Long Do People Live In Northampton?

A new study breaks down longevity by congressional district. See how much longer you have.

Bucks County State Rep. Rallies Support For Eating Disorder Legislation

State Rep. Stever Santarsiero hosted members of an eating disorder advocacy group in Harrisburg on Tuesday.

Pennsylvania Considering Banning Cell Phone Use While Driving

A bill that would ban all cell phone use while driving is currently in the state Senate.

2015 Tax Deadline: Does Your Post Office Have Extended Hours?

Electronic filing options limit lines at local branches.

2015 Tax Deadline: Does Your Post Office Have Extended Hours?

Electronic filing options limit lines at local branches.

PennDOT Annoucnes Work Zone Awareness Week

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation wants travelers to 'Expect the Unexpected' while sharing the road with highway workers.

Islamic State and Stabilizing the Middle East Subject of Upcoming BCCC Program

Two local residents who were recently in Iraq will share their perspective on ISIS during a free forum on March 26.

DEP Issues Air Quality Alert for Tuesday

Pollution will become elevated Tuesday as the region becomes increasingly cloudy and moisture levels rise near the surface, the DEP said.

Volunteers Sought for Great American Cleanup

The Great American Cleanup of Pennsylvania runs from March 1 to May 31.

Some Pa. Driver's Licenses to be Replaced Due to Security Flaw

All the licenses in question were issued between November and Wednesday, Feb. 25.

Alcohol Privatization Bill Clears Pa. House

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed a liquor privatization bill by a 114-to-87 vote Thursday. Gov. Wolf says he'll veto.