New Britain News Archives

At most teen sleepovers, moms provide plenty of popcorn, pizza and soda. Police say Tracy Gradel served up watermelon vodka instead.

Sentencings in Bucks County Court of Common Pleas Aug. 24-27: BEDMINSTER Jeffrey Raymond Little, 28, Perkasie, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct April 20.

The National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa in New Britain Township was always a special place for Rosemary Corr and her son.

Police in six area municipalities, all members of the Montgomery Township Regional DUI Enforcement Team, will conduct sobriety checkpoints and roving DUI patrols Friday through Sunday.

A burglary suspect who was fatally shot by police in Bucks County Friday night was identified tonight by the Bucks County coroner.

Labor Day has come and gone. The last long weekend of summer - with its backyard barbecues and pool parties - is now a memory.

Peter LaMontagne envisions a trail system that offers New Britain residents hiking and biking paths that will put the borough's cyclists within a "reasonable bike ride" to downtown Doylestown and other community destinations.

A 31-year-old woman, who police said has three convictions for retail theft, was charged Monday with leaving her children locked in a car and stealing baby items from a grocery store.

A 45-year-old West Trenton, N.J. man wanted for at least a half dozen burglaries and thefts eluded police in Bucks County yesterday during a brief vehicle chase that occurred after a homeowner spotted him trying to climb through a window.

According to the Upper Gwynedd Police, the man and woman pictured above are responsible for more than 60 thefts from vehichles in a dozen different jurisdictions.

Jonathan Fineman is sought in connection with two break-ins and an attempted burglary in New Britain.

Share + Sep 1, 2009 11:39 pm US/Eastern UPPER GWYNEDD TWP., Pa. Investigators in two Pennsylvania counties are searching for a bandit couple that has targeted approximately 60 cars.

Once the 202 parkway is open, life - and traffic - along Butler Avenue, the stretch of Route 202 that runs from New Britain through Chalfont and into New Britain Township, is expected to change significantly.