April 17, 2025
by Alex Lloyd Gross A two vehicle accident caused a pick up truck occupied by an adult and a juvenile to plow through the fence of the Conwell Eagan Catholic High School in Bristol Twp. The wreck happened at the intersection of Queen Anne and Wister Roads about 6:00 PM today. Police were delayed in…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Firefighters in Bristol Borough were kept busy just before noon today when they got a report of a house fire on the 1000 block of Radcliffe Street. When they arrived, the twin house was filling up with smoke from the area around the laundry room, borough fire chief Herb Slack said….
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by Dan Doyle and Alex Lloyd Gross Pennsylvania State Police are looking into how an individual scaled a fence, smashed windows at the Governor’s mansion, and set multiple fires using Molotov Cocktails. The male, Cody Balmer then ran away on foot into the night. He wanted to beat Governor Josh Shapiro with a hammer but…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross A minor traffic accident in Warrington has lead to the arrest and charged filed against one of the drivers. It started as an accident at County Line and Easton Roads. No one was injured. Micheal Gleason, 40, from Ivyland Pa. was one of the drivers in the March 13, 2025 crash….
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Alex Lloyd Gross-File Photo Delaware Valley News.com Attorney General Dave Sunday by Dan Doyle A Montgomery County insurance agent is facing a slate of felony charges after allegedly fabricating hundreds of life insurance policies in a brazen scheme that netted him more than $600,000 in illegal commissions, according to the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General….
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by Alex Lloyd Gross Enmanuel Fernandes-Calixto, aka “Emanuel Fernandes” and “Emanuel Bartholomew,” 20, a citizen of Brazil who has no business being in the United States was arrested for strangulation and assault charges by Philadelphia authorities in March 2025. The assault happened in August of 2024, authorities said. When he was arrested, ICE put a…
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By Dan Doyle A 17-year-old former employee of Jersey Mike’s Subs has been taken into custody in connection with a burglary at the sandwich shop located in the Cross Keys Shopping Center, authorities announced last week. According to the Plumstead Township Police Department, officers were dispatched to the store just before midnight on March 17,…
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by Alex Lloyd Gross FILE PHOTO OF GOVERNOR JOSH SHAPIRO BY ALEX LLOYD GROSS. “This is not okay,”, that is what Governor Josh Shapiro said when talking about the violence that led one male to break into the Governors Mansion and set it on fire overnight in Harrisburg. No one was injured. The governor was…
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By Dan Doyle, The City of Philadelphia is once again encouraging qualifying residents to take advantage of a valuable financial opportunity: the Income-Based Wage Tax Refund. According to the Philadelphia Department of Revenue, thousands of eligible taxpayers may still be missing out on refunds for overpaid City Wage Taxes from the years 2022, 2023, and…
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by Dan Doyle In a move aimed at reshaping the structure of American legislative service, Senator Dave McCormick (R-PA) introduced a joint resolution this week that would impose term limits on members of Congress. The proposal seeks to amend the U.S. Constitution to restrict Senators to two six-year terms and House Members to six two-year…
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