The Bristol Township Police Department is now taking applications for its new hire list. Applications must be completed by Friday May 14. Interested candidates must first take the Bucks County police officer consortium test to be administered by the county's…
Locals will be able to safely dispose of unused, unneeded, and or expired medications throughout the county next Saturday at dozens of locations. Local law enforcement and county officials will be teaming up once again to take park in National…
Bucks County Detectives are warning the public about the latest E-mail scam seeking victims in the area. County detectives say the scam involves someone a culprit posing as a debt collector for a law firm that is threatening legal charges…
Press Release from the office of Bucks County District Attorney's office A routine traffic stop Friday night by an observant Bedminster Township patrol officer led to a drug investigation that took nearly $4 million worth of cocaine, heroin and fentanyl off…
Lower Southampton Police say they are still looking for a 86 year-old local woman who went missing this weekend. Patricia “Pat” Calcavecchia, 86 has been missing since Sunday evening and was last seen in the Oakford section of the township,…
Updated: 11/30 2 p.m. Lower Southampton are still looking for Patricia "Pat" Calcavecchia, 86 as of Monday afternoon. On Sunday night two sources contacted LBS to say the woman had been found by police Sunday evening claiming they were family…
United States Attorney William M. McSwain announced that Phillip Cottman, 40, of Philadelphia, was sentenced to 28 years (336 months) and one day in prison by United States District Judge Berle M. Schiller for a spate of armed robberies committed…
Two men – one from New Jersey and the other from Florida - have been sentenced in federal court on their convictions for violating federal drug laws related to their trafficking of kilograms of cocaine from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, United…
State Police issued a report last week identifying 77 businesses warned for violating health and safety restrictions intended to help mitigate the spread of the new coronavirus cases in the commonwealth. During a week long - July 6 to July…
A Philadelphia man was sentenced to up to 20 years in federal prison for distributing the deadly drugs fentanyl and heroin in West Virginia the U.S Department of Justice announced last week. Richard Gaines, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has admitted…