February 27, 2026
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Alex Lloyd Gross File photo Delaware Valley News.com A sign from December 2024 with the new name of the mall by Alex Lloyd Gross The Franklin Mall ( formerly Franklin Mills) Mall has been cleared to reopen effective immediately . A problem with the fire suppression system a week ago caused the mall to close…
Read More about Franklin Mall Now Re-Opened For BusinessCentral Bucks County
by Alex Lloyd Gross Police in Perkasie did not have to look real hard to find the person responsible for a stabbing. He called police on himself. The incident started on Fairview Avenue in Perkasie, on February 25, 2026. when two males got into an argument over a vape pipe. The argument got heated and…
Read More about Male Stabs Friend Over Vape Pipe Then Calls Police In Upper Bucks CountyCrime
by Alex Lloyd Gross Police said that Michael Robinson, 43, took a trip to Texas, after meeting a child under 15 years of age online. Robinson began to engage the minor in sex chats and eventually, in August 2024, he took a trip to Texas to meet his paramour. He thought he got away with…
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On Saturday night, a special treat awaits in Sellersville. Classic rock fans will be happy to know that Sons Of Cream will be playing a show. They are the children of original band members. The band members have a strange multidimensional pedigree. It is purely second nature as they dive inside the music, bringing it…
Read More about Sons Of Cream To Play Sellersville Theater This WeekendCrime
by Alex Lloyd Gross Tim Beard used to work for the CIA and the U.S. Marines. He is highly trained in security and personal safety. He has taken that knowledge and written a three-book series called Look Twice. “You have to get into the ‘look twice’ mindset,” Beard said. The advice in his books is…
Read More about Former CIA and Military Officer Writes Book Series On Personal SafetyBristol Township
by Alex Lloyd Gross The arson hearing for two alleged arson suspects has been delayed. Tom Parker and Charles Vandenberg had a hearing to see if their cases would be heard in Doylestown. Parker waived his hearing and when Vandenberg showed up for his hearing, the prosecution objected to his attorney, Paul Lang and is…
Read More about Potential Conflict Causes Delay In Bristol Arson HearingCenter City Philadelphia
by Alex Lloyd Gross Philadelphia Police just released images they are looking for of a suspect who pepper sprayed another male during a Venezuela protest January 10,2026. This protest happened on the 800 block of Market Street. Police said that a 22 year old male was walking down the street when the male in the…
Read More about Male Wanted For Pepper Spray Incident In Venezuela Protest In PhillyCrime
by Alex Lloyd Gross Bucks County District Attorney Joe Khan has ordered an independent investigation into the incident involving the Quakertown students who were arrested Friday during a protest against ICE. The students, about 35 of them took to the streets to protest. Police sasid they blocked traffic and did not listen to officers. Scott…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Alex Lloyd Gross File photo /Delaware Valley News.com Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele at a press conference on an unrelated matter. A SEPTA driver is being credited for the quick arrest of 59 year old Jose Luna who is charged with the murder of his 48-year-old wife Alisett Schubert on…
Read More about Montco DA Announces Murder Charge In Rockledge ShootingCrime
by Alex Lloyd Gross Carlos Sacanell, 59, of Willow Grove, was sentenced to two years in federal prison for taking information about a merger or non public information between Oak Street Health and CVS. Back in 2023, the two companies agreed to the acquisition of Oak Street Health by CVS. Sacanell had a domestic partner…
Read More about Willow Grove Male Gets Two Years In Federal Prison For Insider Trading Of CVS StockFire & Accident
by Dan Doyle | DelawareValleyNews.com NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP, PA — Firefighters in Newtown Township quickly contained an early-morning house fire Sunday after neighbors alerted authorities to a possible emergency involving an injured resident. Emergency crews were dispatched around 6:15 a.m. to the 2200 block of Society Place for reports of a residential fire. According to initial…
Read More about Neighbors Alert Authorities After Security Camera Captures Injured Man Before Fire ResponseCenter City Philadelphia
by Alex Lloyd Gross It’s the Year of the Horse. The Chinese Lunar New Year happened on February 17, 2026, and there was dancing in the streets. Today, February 22, 2026, the Philadelphia Suns took to the streets of Chinatown to help residents and merchants celebrate. There was a lion dance. The Suns are a…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross A snow storm is coming later today and into tomorrow. The amount ewe can get depends on what weather forecaster you watch, but figure between eight to 16 inches. Maybe more, maybe less. It’s a toss up. However one thing that is not a toss up are the road closures for…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross A small fire in a store at the Franklin Mall ( formerly Franklin Mills) has caused the mall to be closed to do a problem with the smoke evacuating system, officials said. A fire did some damage to a store near the Wal-Mart in the mall. There were no injuries. However,…
Read More about Franklin Mall Closed Indefinitely Due To FireBristol Township
by Alex Lloyd Gross Quite often, when laws are passed, there are loopholes in them that the original legislators may not have thought were necessary or required. As time goes by, these bills need tweaking, or sometimes, another law needs to be written. That is why Senator Frank Farry (R) of Bucks County is working…
Read More about Senator Frank Farry Working On A Bill To Close Loophole That Hurts First Responders