December 24, 2024
by Alex Lloyd Gross The Pennsylvania Gaming Board announced a fine of $25,000 levied against Evolution US, LLC. They operate a live table game dealer studio in Philadelphia. The fine stems from a nearly 2-day period in which it failed to save surveillance video. This occurred due to a power outage at its studio. While…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross A small but very enthusiastic crowd was at the Bensalem Twp. building last night to welcome Santa and his wife, to town. At exactly 5:00PM Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo joined council members in real quick welcoming remarks. They were smart. The audience was filled with children who do not want to hear…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross If you are looking for a gift for someone the Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market night just have it. With tons of vendors, there is bound to be something for everyone. This event is held this weekend at the NJ Cure Insurance Arena, in Trenton NJ. Sunday is the last day….
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Harrisburg, PA – At events across the state, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) officials have been highlighting improvements made to the commonwealth’s vast network of roads and bridges during the 2024 construction season. Statewide from January through November, 5,485 roadway miles were improved, including 1,955 miles of paving. In the same timeframe, work advanced on 422…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Dr. Ken Fox had a medical practice in Middletown Twp., Bucks County Pa. He was arrested yesterday and charged with writing Suboxone prescription for people that allegedly did not need it. He was formerly with Jefferson Health but was fired from that organization, authorities said. The practice was at a facility…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Imagine being attracted to the street takeover culture where people engage in drifting, drag racing and other reckless activities. At time bottles or rocks are thrown at responding police. This being a night unlike no other night you go to where this is happening and decide to do donuts or help…
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ALEX LLOYD GROSS PHOTO- DELAWARE VALLEY NEWS.COM 7th District Community Relations Officer Al Fivoranti holds a Faraday bag. by Alex Lloyd Gross There is a new way that car thieves are trying to steal your vehicle.. Newer cars do not use keys, they use key fobs, which emit a radio signal and get the vehicle…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Rocky was released 48 years ago. The movie that stars Sylvester Stallone and features an iconic run through the city, culminating with a run up the Art Museum Steps now that movie is being celebrated in the city. It is a week long celebration and it started today. The Rocky statue…
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Alex Lloyd Gross File Photo-Delaware Valley News.com Firefighters at a house fire during the winter. by Olivia Smith= Special to Delaware Valley News.com State officials reminded Pennsylvanians to practice fire safety this Thanksgiving. According to the U.S Fire Administration, the average number of house fires on Thanksgiving Day is more than double the number of…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Thousands of people showed up on Red Lion Road last night to watch the “Grand Illumination” which was a fancy name for an elaborate holiday tree lighting. At the American Heritage Credit Union campus, on Red Lion Road, an estimated 400,000 lights were lit on the property to get people into…
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