When a Delaware Valley Journal reporter came to cover the event, it had been moved to a different location than the one shown in the Democratic committee’s app – and without any announcement.
Hamilton to honor local businesses and leaders at economic development commission’s awards dinner
The annual awards dinner will take place on Thursday, October 23, 2025, at The Stone Terrace by John Henry’s, located at 2275 Kuser Road, Hamilton, NJ, beginning with networking and cocktails at 5 PM, followed by dinner at 6:30 PM.
Law & Order: BUX (Ep. 10): The ladies of law enforcement: Women of the Bucks Co. Sheriff’s Office
In a candid conversation about the challenges, rewards, and realities of being a woman in law enforcement, each guest shares her unique story and perspective.
State House budget hits wall in Senate
The $50 billion bill awaiting action in the Pennsylvania Senate isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, according to Kate Flessner, spokeswoman for Senate Republicans.
Independent voters push Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court to end closed primaries
In a petition filed Tuesday, plaintiffs tell the state’s high court that excluding independent voters from primaries violates a clause of the state Constitution requiring “free and equal” elections.
Doylestown Dems’ public fundraising relationship with local business reveals double standard
For three months after a state investigation led Doylestown Democrats to refund campaign donations from three businesses, the party continued to advertise its fundraising partnership with one of them. Philadelphia-area companies have faced intemperate backlashes over far more tenuous — and legally sound — dealings with Republicans and conservatives.
Joshua Phillips: The hidden harm of legalizing marijuana use: Why libertarians should oppose SB 120
Libertarianism champions non-aggression, private property rights, and voluntary contracts. The push to normalize marijuana violates each of these core tenets while imposing real costs on Pennsylvanians.