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Motorist Alert: PenDOT Repairs to Take Place Throughout Philly Region

Written by Jeff Bohen, April 1, 2019

PennDOT announced last week work crews would span across five counties in the Philadelphia region covering more than 70 state highways to repair potholes. Motorists are advised to be aware of crews working and lane restrictions. Officials say all work is weather dependent. Bucks County Route 32 (River Road) in Morrisville Borough, Plumstead, Solebury townships;…

Hold onto your Rolling Stones tickets, Philly. New show date announced soon

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, March 31, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross It has been confirmed that Mick Jagger needs some attention for a medical issue and doctors advised him not to play live,or do any strenuous activity for a bit. That means their 2019 US North American Tour is postponed. Jagger’s doctors said he is expected to make a full recovery and…

Bucks County Sheriff’s Most Wanted

Written by Jeff Bohen,

The following individuals are on the Bucks County Sheriff’s Top Ten Most Wanted list. The sheriffs warns the public fugitives are considered dangerous and could possibly be armed. Authorities warn the pubic not attempt to apprehend, but please call the Sheriff’s office at 215- 348-6126 or via email at Sh*************@*********ty.org if you have any information…

Thank You KISS for an amazing rock show in Philly!!!

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, March 30, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross KISS, the iconic band from the 1970’s is allegedly hanging up their platform boots,and locking away their road cases. They are on their final tour ever, (or so they say), and that tour brought them to Philadelphia March 29, at the center in South Philly. KISS took care of business in…

PA Attorney General: Pennsylvania Police Chief arrested for child rape

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, March 27, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross NOTE: While this incident was not in our regular coverage area, Public interest dictates that we publish this, as it is within 100 miles and many readers have relatives or know people in that area. Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced today, March 27, 2019 that Weissport Police Chief Brent Getz…

Funeral held for Philadelphia Fire Lieutenant Michael Bernstein

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, March 26, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross March 26, 2019 Emergency responders from the region paid their respects for Michael Bernstein, the 20 year veteran fireman from Philadelphia, who died last week after suffering an illness at work. He was detailed to the Philadelphia International Airport Unit. A viewing was held at the Givinish Funeral Home on Academy…

Verizon worker suspended for rescuing cat

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, March 25, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross If you want to help your company, promote stories and workers rescuing animals in distress,. If you want to throw your company under the bus, you suspend that employee. That is what Verizon did to Maurice German who used a company boom truck to rescue a cat which was trapped on…

Enhanced perimeter security at Citizens Bank Park

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross,

Sports fans will be safer this baseball season when opening day comes around. Security bollards are being placed all around Citizens Bank Park. This procedure will protect fans when they arrive onto the property, from vehicles. Huge posts spaced about two feet apart are being cemented into the ground. The project will be completed by…

State Representative Tina Davis hosts Second Chance Expo

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, March 15, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross People will make a mistake and that is the nature of the beast. Just how much they should pay for their error is a matter of debate. The passage of the Clean Slate Bill allows for expungement and the sealing of criminal records for people convicted of certain crimes. in Pennsylvania….

Philadelphia City Council takes first step eliminating unpopular “Soda Tax”

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, March 14, 2019

By Alex Lloyd Gross When the soda tax was pushed through city council in in 2016, most people knew is was not going to be popular. Every democrat on city council except one voted in favor is this, after they were pressured by Bobby Henon, who is under indictment. Every democrat except one. Maria Quinones…