There were three companies in cities associated with Bucks County that received three FDA inspections in March, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
The House has passed a bipartisan bill led by Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick and Brendan Boyle focused on improving research, prevention services, and awareness around women’s lung cancer. The measure now heads to the Senate amid continued calls from lawmakers for urgent action.
Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick has introduced a new War Powers Resolution related to Operation Epic Fury. The measure aims for strict adherence with existing federal laws governing military actions abroad.
PECO will not move forward with planned rate increases following discussions with state legislators who raised concerns about added financial pressure on residents. Senator Frank Farry highlighted recent profit gains by the utility company after earlier hikes.
Rep. Joe Hogan urged action from lawmakers regarding Senate Bill 527, which seeks changes in how Philadelphia’s wage tax affects surrounding communities like Bucks County. The bill has cleared one legislative hurdle but awaits further consideration.
Rep. Joe Hogan has urged action from lawmakers regarding Senate Bill 527 related to Philadelphia’s City Wage Tax collections from non-residents’ home municipalities. The bill aims at ensuring fair distribution of tax revenues among affected communities.
Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick criticized President Trump’s recent comments about Pope Leo on April 13. In his statement he called for an apology from Trump while defending both Pope Leo’s authority and role within Catholicism.
Medicaid payments for Ambulance and Other Transport Services and Supplies rose 57.8% in Richboro during 2024, signaling shifts in service use and reimbursement trends.
In Bristol, Medicaid providers reported $653,086 in billings for services under the Temporary National Codes (Non-Medicare) category in 2024, reflecting a 119.6% rise compared with the prior year.
Yardley recorded a 66.7% rise in Medicaid payments for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment services in 2024, signaling evolving patterns in service use and reimbursement.