Recently the state of Pennsylvania and the EPA established new standards governing allowable concentrations of PFAS in drinking water.
Fitzpatrick secures over $27.5 million for critical community initiatives across PA-1
These expenditures are targeted to meet on-the-ground needs, from public safety and emergency response to infrastructure resilience.
Shapiro administration spends $12.5 million for deferred maintenance needs at Bucks County Community College
$56 Million will be spent on capital and renovation projects across Pennsylvania.
Michigan man sentenced to 20 to 40 years in state prison for arson attack in Bensalem
Harrison Jones, 22, of Rockford, Michigan, entered a plea of no contest to six counts of attempted homicide and two counts of aggravated animal cruelty.
Bucks County Community College announces spring art exhibitions at Upper and Lower Bucks campuses
The Gallery at the Epstein Campus at Lower Bucks in Bristol will host Show Some HeART!, a non-juried exhibition featuring original artwork.
Santarsiero, Robinson, Hughes Bill to implement a bell-to-bell ban on student cellphone use during school day passes Senate
The bill would create a consistent statewide standard: Students may not use cellphones during the school day.
Update on 2026-29 comprehensive plan development
A full draft of the plan will be posted for public review on the comprehensive plan webpage by the end of February.
Fetterman celebrates Warrington’s Heo competing in 2026 Winter Olympic Games
Heo joins a team of 232 athletes, making this the largest ever winter U.S. Olympic Team.
Marcell, Hogan, Topper, and White condemn antisemitic protest
“What happened in Rittenhouse Square over the weekend was overt hate heading toward acts of terrorism,” the lawmakers said.