April 2, 2026
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It’s very difficult to find anyone that is not employed by an electrical supplier to be in support of a proposed increase of an additional $20.08 per month for electricity and $14.52 per month for natural gas on average. This is money that is taken out of the local economy. It pushes people farther into…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Robinson Jean Paul Moncada Patarroyo, Daniel Alejandro Garcia Arenas, and Yeison Estiven Gonzalez Rodriguez have a lot in common. They are all Columbian Nationals, they are all accused of multiple burglaries in Bensalem, Warrington, as well as New York and Connecticut. This started in Bucks County on January 31,2026 with four…
Read More about Three Columbian Nationals Busted For Bucks County Burglaries In Bensalem and WarringtonFire & Accident
by Alex Lloyd Gross THIS STORY IS BASED OFF PRELIMINARY INFORMATION AS MORE FACTS ARECONFIRMED, THIS STORY WILL BE UPDATED A small plane crashed near baseball field at Fluehr Park, on the 4800 block of Grant Avenue just after 4:00 PM. Two people are reported to be injured. The injuries are said to not be…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross When you are 45 and older, you are old enough to know better. That fact did not stop 17 people who police allege were operating a major drug selling ring out of a coffee shop in North Philadelphia. The ring was run by 56 year old Louis Alexander. He employed friends…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross The entire world will be watching Philadelphia in the up coming few months. From FIFA, to championship golf and the All Star Game it’s coming and to get geared up for it, there was a media event held at the Cherry Street Pier today. Mascots from Philly sports teams and even…
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by Alex Loyd Gross As Mi9chael Whitehead was driving through Lower Moreland Twp on Philmont Avenue March 23,2026. His passenger headlight was not working, he has expired inspection stickers and his registration was not current, having been expired since last October. To top it off, the officer detected a strong smell of marijuana in the…
Read More about Male “Remembers” He Has Drugs and Guns In His Car In Lower Moreland During Traffic StopBensalem
by Alex Lloyd Gross A nurse who was assigned to watch over an endangered child at a home on Locust Avenue in Bensalem was arrested after she was caught on camera allegedly abusing the very child she was to protect. This started when the child’s mother reviewed security footage from inside her home and saw…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross ‘Back in mid February, police saw a vehicle with expired inspection stickers pull into the WAWA on Philmont Avenue. The stickers expired in August 2021 and the driver, Jihad Dandridge had already been stopped for this violation at least one time in the past, police said. The driver, Jihad Dandridge, of…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross A lot of people do not like Donald Trump. His approval ratings are at an all time low. A few people do support him but those that do not definitely do not support him starting a war in Iran, even if it is with Isreal. A lot of people took to…
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Kent M. Wilhelm / Spotlight PA Spotlight PA is an independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit newsroom producing investigative and public-service journalism that holds power to account and drives positive change in Pennsylvania. Sign up for our free newsletters. HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has struck down mandatory life sentences for people convicted of second-degree murder…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross This week the Pennsylvania House Of Representatives voted to raise the state minimum wage to $15,00/hr. That bill is expected to be signed into law by Governor Josh Shapiro, as soon as senate republicans sign off on it. That means it could take a week or next year, or not until…
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Tomorrow, protests across the country will take place against President Donald Trump-. Some of them will be small gatherings, while others in center city will be large, with guest speakers and lots of attendees. I(f you have to go into Philly tomorrow, be advised of the following road closures. The following streets will be closed…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Bucks County District Attorney Joe Khan said that Michael Joseph Breitenbach, 53, owner of Patriot Public Adjusting, LLC, represented several homeowners for claims. When the insurance company settled the claims, Breitenbach allegedly did not pay his clients, but instead kept the money. The alleged misappropriation happened from September 2023 through September…
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by Dan Doyle | DelawareValleyNews.com NORRISTOWN, PA – March 26, 2026 — An investigation into a fatal officer-involved shooting in Lower Merion Township has concluded that the use of deadly force by police officers was lawful, according to Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin R. Steele. The incident occurred in the early morning hours of Feb….
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Most Philadelphians do not make $250,000 per year with a yearly Cost Of Living Adjustment. Mayor Cherelle Parker does. That is why she is feeling no pain about introducing a bold tax for ride shares in the city. Previously, she went to 20 cents a ride, then bumped it up to…
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