Like neighboring Warminster, this tiny borough has removed six officers quarters that had become an eyesore.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry warns consumers to beware of scammers selling glasses to view the solar eclipse on April 8.
Meanwhile, Lower Bucks County has an "American Idol" contestant.
Bucks County welcomed its second Wegmans. And a Bensalem teenager shot their best friend, authorities said.
Tax Collector Bobbie Loftus recently moved her office to Warminster Community Park. She just sent out tax bills with a new address.
A roundtable will be held in Warminster on Thursday featuring three lawmakers discussing priorities for the future of the county and state.
Engine 91 will be getting replaced in Warminster. A new fire truck is on order.
A Bristol man was also charged with skinning a cat alive. And construction of the new Arby's in Warminster has stalled.
Warminster Township officials said Friday that they expect to pave five miles of road this year. Find out below when the project will start.
A resident shouted at supervisors and called the police chief "a liar" about no parking on his Warminster street last week.
Warminster Township Supervisors signed off on developing the West Bristol Road parcel, which has been discussed for more than a decade.
Bensalem may build a Hilton Hotel. Meanwhile, a Pennsbury student got to watch the "State of the Union" address as a congressman's guest.
Warminster Township officials announced its 2024 Road Paving Project at a recent supervisors meeting. Did your road make the list?
Finance Director John Ramey said that the township's year-end financials are fiscally sound.
The park is the first park planned for a $3-5 million township park lighting project. Work began in October.
Warminster's supervisors chairwoman said the township's paving project has transformed pothole-ridden roads over the past few years.
The Catholic school opened in 1953 on County Line Road. Warminster officials are unsure how the property will be used in the future.
A 19-year-old woman was stabbed to death in Lower Makefield Township on Friday. Meanwhile, Tesla opened in Warminster Township.
A Bucks County man also faces hundreds of charges in crimes involving the sexual assaults of seven boys.
Bucks Commissioners approved an emergency declaration and contracts related to a recent cyber attack that crippled the Ivyland-based system.
Warminster Township Parks and Recreation Director Jessica Fox outlined 2024 activities at a recent supervisors meeting.
State Sen. Frank Farry, and state Reps. Joe Hogan and KC Tomlinson will discuss expanding DNA samples' use in the criminal justice system.
Bucks County officials said a cyber attack crippled the Ivyland-based system for more than a week. Core functionality was restored Tuesday.
A planner outlined plans for a passive park at the former U.S. Navy base in Warminster at the recent township supervisors meeting.
A franchisee of some Bucks County Wendy's was fined for child labor law violations. Also, the body of a woman was found in Bristol Township.
The Warminster Police Department added an officer it hopes will help build communications with the township's diverse community.
The Warminster Environmental Advisory Committee discusses its completed goals and ongoing projects in its report.
This means drivers cannot park on roads or streets, so as to let snowplows through. Violators will be towed.
See when the next meeting will be for the planning commission.
The opening of Bucks County’s first Tesla has stalled. Also, a memorial to a slain Bensalem teenager was destroyed.
District Justice Daniel Finello Jr. was recognized for his 20 years of service at Warminster Supervisors' last meeting of the year.
The second Bucks County Wegmans is nearing completion. Meanwhile, plans were unveiled to fix the troubled Oxford Valley intersection.
Chris McDonald will leave his post as chief of the Hartsville Fire Company after 10 years of service.
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Warminster Township held its reorganization meeting Tuesday in which its leadership changed roles. A new supervisor was also sworn in.
Former Bucks County Coroner Meredith Buck had sued the county commissioners over how her budget was "unlawfully" slashed by $1.03 million.
Warminster Supervisor Mark McKee, who did not run for re-election, was honored with proclamations by township and state officials.
Patti Campi beat out incumbent Meredith Buck in the May primary and won the Nov. 7 general election to take the county's coroner post.
A piece of a plane fell from the sky in Northampton, a turkey went missing in Bensalem, and someone called 911 more than 1,000 times.
Tesla and Arby's are coming to Warminster while Perkins closed after 40 years in business. Meanwhile, Mike's is back as well.