Langhorne Borough Council passed a resolution urging PennDot to reconsider a $334 million partial cloverleaf at Route 1 and PA 413. Here is why a 2029 construction date matters to homeowners now.
2026
A new township manager started September 8 in a township carrying Montgomery County's heaviest property tax burden and home values well below the county figure. Here is how those two facts connect.
Middletown Township supervisors advanced a revised sign ordinance that bans all temporary signs from township rights of way and carries a $500 per day fine. Here is what it changes for sellers and buyers in Lower Bucks.
Demolition of most of the roughly 100 acre Neshaminy Mall property starts in December, and the owners have released no redevelopment plans. Here is what the silence means for Bensalem homeowners.
Haverford Township is moving a full reorganization of its zoning ordinance toward an October 13 adoption vote, the first complete update in more than thirty years. Here is what phase one changes and what it does not.
Yardley Borough Council plans to adopt a 1 percent earned income tax on October 6, repeal the per capita tax, and cut 10 mills from its real estate tax in November. Here is who wins and who pays.
Thirty-one new construction communities are actively selling or preparing to open across Bucks County as of September 2026, according to the builders’ own published listings. Toll Brothers, D.R. Horton, W.B. Homes, Foxlane Homes, Judd Builders and DeLuca Homes account for…
Newtown Township supervisors say the joint data center ordinance passed in August by Newtown, Upper Makefield, and Wrightstown is only a starting point, and they intend to push for stronger restrictions. No developer has applied to build a data center…
Roughly 600 people in Delaware County are on a county property tax payment plan right now, according to the county communications office. Almost nobody knows the option exists, which is how an unpaid bill turns into a lien and a…
The Wallingford-Swarthmore School District board approved a revised ten-year capital plan, cutting it from $164 million to $132 million. The reduction follows an earlier board decision to scale back the proposed Strath Haven High School renovation from roughly $99 million…