The cafe has opened its first location in Bucks County near the Wegmans supermarket in Lower Makefield Township.
The Lower Makefield Township Police Department released its police blotter of criminal incidents for the week of Oct. 23.
The Yardley-Makefield Fire Company responded to a fire on Wednesday on Interstate 295 in Lower Makefield Township.
The general election is Tuesday, Nov. 4. Check out our voter guide before you go to the polls in Yardley, Lower Makefield, and Morrisville.
Authorities are seeking a man who they say has caused over $80,000 in losses for homeowners in Lower Bucks County and Delaware.
Lower Makefield Township may consider joining other towns throughout the Philadelphia region to ban single plastic ban usage.
Patch is asking candidates to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Earl Markey of Yardley presents his ideas.
The Lower Makefield Township Police Department has released its blotter of criminal incidents for the past week.
Morrisville Police Chief Rich Ciampa has provided an update on the recent shooting in which authorities are seeking the suspect.
Over 2,000 people gathered at a Morrisville park to protest the policies of the Trump Administration.
Lower Makefield Police made a traffic stop on Dolington Road Tuesday and found several drugs in making a DUI arrest.
The Yardley Borough museum will hold a special fundraiser and the launch of its America 250th programs on Friday night.
The second series of protests against the Trump Administration takes place on Saturday, including a rally planned at a Morrisville park.
The annual event and Carve-O-Thon will feature pumpkins illuminated along the Delaware Canal on Sunday.
Morrisville Police allege that a borough man is involved in the shooting that took place over the weekend.
Patch is asking candidates to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Zach Bark of Yardley presents his ideas.
Patch is asking candidates to share their views on issues in Bucks County. Caroline Thompson of Yardley presents her ideas.
A Yardley man was sentenced Tuesday for leaving nails and screws on driveways during the 2024 presidential campaign.
Yardley Borough Council President Caroline Thompson is among three candidates running for mayor in the Nov. 4 general election.
The Garden of Reflection, Pennsylvania's memorial to the Sept. 11 attacks on America, is located in Lower Makefield Township.
River Crossing YMCA has opened registration for the association-wide pickleball series featuring tournament play in all regions.
Authorities allege that a Lower Makefield police officer illegally made videos while on the job since 2021.
Lower Makefield Police also charged a woman this past week with heroin possession.
It's that time of the year when everyone gets ready for Halloween and fall festivities.
Wonder Yardley will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday. It's Wonder's 69th location.
The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission said the closures will be periodic through the rest of the year.
Yardley Borough Council President Caroline Thompson explains why the historic restaurant will undergo a rebuild instead of renovations.
The Lower Makefield Township Police Department released its blotter of criminal incidents for the past week.
Businesses launching in a local setting need not resort to unidentifiable branding. They are as important as investing in your startup.
The “Dirty Date Night Comedy Show" is where Comedians can and do talk about the things that you think about but would not repeat to anyone!
Yardley photographer Josh Friedman captures landscape frames of scenes throughout Bucks County in this Patch photo feature.
Pennsylvania State Police have released the name of the 81-year-old Yardley woman who was killed in the Route 1 crash on Tuesday afternoon.
Two years ago, the Yardley Inn announced plans to renovate and elevate its restaurant on Afton Avenue.
Pennsylvania State Police said the fatal crash happened on southbound Route 1 on Tuesday afternoon.
A community meeting was planned for Tuesday night to address the concerns of residents about the Highland Drive project.
A federal judge had ruled over a comment a resident made on a Patch.com story about Yardley's municipal budget in October 2022.
The food market, which has locations throughout the Philadelphia region, received Great Place To Work and Fortune magazine top honors.