Bucks County Authorities Tackle Chemical Spill in Delaware River, Safeguarding Drinking Water
A chemical plant spill in Bristol Township, Bucks County, led to a potential water hazard after thousands of gallons of a non-toxic material flowed into the Delaware River. Local water providers are monitoring and report no drinking water impact.
Philadelphia Unveils Diverse June Events Calendar Featuring Pride Picnic, Juneteenth Jubilee, and Family-Friendly Festivities
Philadelphia offers a summer full of park activities, including Pride and Juneteenth celebrations, fishing, theater, music festivals, and more, with details found on official websites.
Philly Students to Empower Their Vote at Temple University's Educational Summit
Philadelphia high school students will participate in a Voter Education Summit at Temple University to learn about civic engagement, voting, and political agency, with workshops and a keynote by Councilmember Kendra Brooks.
Quakertown Man Sentenced to 18 ½ to 47 Years for Sexual Assault of Two Young Girls
A Bucks County judge has sentenced Matias J. Martinez Morales to 18 ½ to 47 years in prison for sexually assaulting two girls in Quakertown. He was convicted on charges, including rape and terroristic threats.
Parents of Fallen Pennsylvania State Trooper Galvanize Students Against Drunk Driving in Touching Outreach
The parents of Trooper Kenton Iwaniec, killed by a drunk driver, spoke at Pennsylvania schools, promoting DUI awareness with a personal story and through their foundation's work.












