Linda Salley, who had an immeasurable impact on Bucks County’s African American community and its rich history, died May 11.

Now through Aug. 15, Lions Pride Park in Warrington will resemble an outdoor gallery as it displays student-created ...

Pennsbury High School Principal Reggie Meadows will be leaving the district at the end of this school year to become the ...

Durham, roughly the size of Washington, D.C., has only three streetlights — two on Durham Road and a third that lights the ...

Northampton Township Board of Supervisors has unanimously approved a significant ordinance aimed at aligning local wastewater ...

PennDOThas awarded Solebury a Transportation Alternatives Set Aside grant in the amount of $1,497,400 to support construction ...

Beginning May 21, access to the Herald E-Paper will move to a subscriber-only model. We’d like to explain why this change is ...

Mark Charles Stump, 68, of Warminster Heights, is charged with sexually assaulting a girl nearly two decades ago after ...

A DeLuca Homes subsidiary has sold the former Wright farm, located in Lower Makefield off the Newtown Bypass, to a Toll ...

The Doan Gang was a network of more than 60 Loyalists operating across multiple colonies during the American Revolution. To ...

Bucks County FilmFest has been a culturally rich institution at the historic County Theater in Doylestown for 25 years, where ...

Students were prompted to answer the question, "Which Founding Father or historical figure from the Founding Era, do you find ...