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By Alex Lloyd Gross Richard Ross submitted his resignation to Mayor James Kenney today, August 20. Effective immediately he is no longer the Commissioner of Police. That job is an appointed one and whoever holds it, serves at the behest of the mayor. News of Ross’ departure took the city by shock. Few people saw
Bucks County will conduct a third and final public demonstration of new voting machine options at Bucks County Community College’s Newtown campus on Monday, Aug. 19. The demonstration will take place from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Gallagher Room of the Charles E. Rollins Center on the campus, located at 275 Swamp Road
By Alex Lloyd Gross Bucks County Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick was invited by President Donald j. Trump to attend the signing of the long awaited 9/11 Victims Compensation Bill. This now extends federal funding through 2092 for first responders that have come down with illness that are a result of the poisons they ingested by working
By Alex Lloyd Gross The federal government did what the Pennsylvania house and senate will not do. They called for a vote on the minimum wage and it passed. It passed along party lines, which was to be expected, however, locally, Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick (R-1) voted in favor of the bill. This is something he
By Alex Lloyd Gross In a way to get money by any means possible, by the government,or a quasi -government agency, a $2.60 toll Enacted this weekend to drive over a once free bridge is causing motorists and local townships a massive headache. The toll of $2.60 is applied automatically via a toll reader that
Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen State Rep. Gene DiGirolamo (R-Bucks) has announced plans to introduce a bill that would help counties pay for new voting machines and extend absentee voting. Announced Monday, the legislation would float up to $90 million in state bonds to reimburse counties for the cost of replacing old voting machines. DiGirolamo
By Alex Lloyd Gross House Republicans are proud of themselves. They passed their budget of $34.9 Billion and did in on the backs of the states most vulnerable population. The working poor and the unemployed. The budget passed with the elimination of the General Assistance Program. This money, given to people that need it the
By Alex Lloyd Gross It’s not totally dead but last night ,June 29, 2019 House Republicans in Pennsylvania voted to kill the programs that helps many of the states most vulnerable resident. The $200.00 General Assistance Program was used by people to purchase groceries, fuel, and basically gives them a little extra cash to spend
Digital Reporter- Jeff Bohen The Bucks County District Attorney;s Office announced Wednesday morning is had arrested a man with 600 bags of heroin and other drugs in his pants according to a press release. Charles Shaw, 44, was charged last week with multiple felony counts of possession with intent to distributed a controlled substance
By Alex Lloyd Gross If Republican Leadership in the Pa. House of Representatives had it’s way, the minimum wage issue would not exist. This issue has polarized state politics and galvanized many constituents who are hoping for a raise yet the power the be do not want to negotiate. In an exasperated Tweet last Week,
