
Lower Makefield Is Staring at a $7.37 Million Budget Gap by 2028
Lower Makefield’s finance chief projects the general fund deficit growing from $469,000 this year to $7.37 million by 2028. Here
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Lower Makefield’s finance chief projects the general fund deficit growing from $469,000 this year to $7.37 million by 2028. Here

Delaware County officials are warning residents about emails that impersonate county and municipal zoning offices to collect fake permit payments.

Redfin found only five seller’s markets among the 49 largest metros in August, and the Montgomery, Chester and Bucks County

A developer has filed five lawsuits against Upper Merion Township after supervisors denied five King of Prussia data center projects

Lower Merion officials say a third consecutive real estate tax increase could come in 2027, after hikes of 6.5% in

Greater Center City produced more than 40 percent of Philadelphia’s new homes since the start of 2025, and the city

Langhorne Borough Council passed a resolution urging PennDot to reconsider a $334 million partial cloverleaf at Route 1 and PA

A new township manager started September 8 in a township carrying Montgomery County’s heaviest property tax burden and home values

Middletown Township supervisors advanced a revised sign ordinance that bans all temporary signs from township rights of way and carries

Demolition of most of the roughly 100 acre Neshaminy Mall property starts in December, and the owners have released no

Haverford Township is moving a full reorganization of its zoning ordinance toward an October 13 adoption vote, the first complete

Yardley Borough Council plans to adopt a 1 percent earned income tax on October 6, repeal the per capita tax,
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