Two Charged After Animals Were Found Dead, Severely Neglected
Pennsylvania State Police have announced charges in a case where dozens of animals were found either dead or severely neglected on a property located in Lower Towamensing Township.
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Pennsylvania State Police have announced charges in a case where dozens of animals were found either dead or severely neglected on a property located in Lower Towamensing Township.
The former Bucks County high school basketball coach relieved of his duties and sent back to teaching for an on-court confrontation with a referee in the final seconds of a basketball game has mailed in a harassment citation.
The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch from Wednesday, February 3 at 12:00 PM until Thursday, February 4 at 5:00 PM. Be prepared to take action in the event that flooding develops.
Bristol Township Police are searching for a disabled man who has been missing since before Christmas.
It happened Saturday at the Queen Anne Plaza Shopping Center on South Oxford Valley Road in Fairless Hills.
A survey from a Bucks County employment service finds employers in the area expect a hiring increase this year.
Over two dozen students from Oliver Heckman Elementary School began raising money in November.
Police say a pedestrian was struck and killed overnight while walking along I-95 near Cornwell Heights.
A Bucks County school bus driver is accused of inappropriate sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl and a 22-year-old woman, both special needs students.
Police say they have two suspects in custody, the male driver and a woman.
Bensalem Police say 24-year-old Giorgi Kalandadze surrendered to police this morning.
This week, women volunteers are putting on jeans and grabbing power tools to help Habitat for Humanity. They call it Women Build Week.
Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a case of animal neglect one rescue group is calling "the worst" case it's ever seen.
The ruling will have a huge impact on Philadelphia, but is also affecting suburban counties.
The Neshaminy High School basketball coach who apparently knocked down a referee has been dismissed from his coaching job.
One person is in critical condition tonight after a shooting in Bucks County.
SEPTA officials say several of its regional rail services are limited or canceled, due to manpower issues.
Sunshine and temperatures near 40° today put some serious melt on our 4th biggest snowstorm on record, but all of that slush and standing water will lead to the threat of re-freezing tonight.
Officials say authorities responded to 118 North Hellertown Avenue at around 8 a.m. Sunday.
Travel conditions to remain treacherous overnight as gusty winds to 40 mph will yield blowing and drifting snow and thus greatly reduced visibilities. Additionally, temperatures in the 20's will create icy conditions.
PennDOT Secretary Leslie Richard held a press conference a short while ago. She said 4,000 PennDOT employees across the state will be working 12 hour shifts.
Call it snowplow vouyerism. PennDOT has just started testing a tracking system in several dozen trucks that will let you see what roads they've cleared and when.
Parents of children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy are fighting for their sick children, pleading with the FDA to approve the first drug to treat the disease.
PECO says it's already taking steps to maintain power for its 1.6 million customers, no matter what the upcoming winter storm might bring.
The Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office has reached a $450,000 consumer protection settlement with CVS after a compliance check revealed expired products were being sold in its stores within the state.
