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Report: DelVal Counties Are Rejecting ICE Detainers, Releasing Illegal Aliens – DV Journal

1 week ago | delawarevalleyjournal.com | Linda Stein
Bucks Dem Commissioners Snub Sheriff, Leave Room as He's Speaking – DV Journal

1 week ago | delawarevalleyjournal.com | Linda Stein

Was it something he said? Rather than listen to remarks from Bucks County Sheriff Fred Harran about the school resource officer situation, Commissioners Chairman Bob Harvie and Vice Chair Diane Ellis-Marseglia left the meeting room on Wednesday. Harran pleaded for the commissioners to revisit their agreement with the sheriff’s office to provide a deputy as the school resource officer (SRO) at Central Bucks West High School.
KING: Hello, World! America Doesn’t Have Your Back Anymore – DV Journal

1 week ago | delawarevalleyjournal.com | Llewellyn King

America has your back. That has been the message of U.S. foreign policy to the world’s vulnerable since the end of World War II. That sense that America is behind you was a message for Europe against the threat of the Soviet Union and has been the implicit message for all threatened by authoritarian expansionism. From the sophisticated in Western Europe to the struggling masses worldwide, America has always been there to help.
PA Pols in Both Parties Decry 'Heart-Wrenching' Arson Attack on Shapiro – DV Journal

1 week ago | delawarevalleyjournal.com | Linda Stein

As more details emerge about the Passover night arson attack on the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion — while Gov. Josh Shapiro and his family slept — politicians in both parties are denouncing political violence and demanding answers about Sunday night’s events. “The situation with Gov. Shapiro and his lovely wife and the children is heart-wrenching,” state Sen. Tracy Pennicuick (R-Berks/Montgomery) told the DVJournal podcast.
It's Tax Day, and PA Prepares To Pay Up – DV Journal

1 week ago | delawarevalleyjournal.com | Linda Stein

It’s Tax Day, folks. And as usual, Pennsylvanians are doing more than our fair share. Pennsylvania has the fifth-highest overall tax burden in the country, and it ranks eighth in federal taxes paid. So far this fiscal year, Americans have paid more than $1.1 trillion in personal income taxes, just over half of the federal government’s total revenue. The Commonwealth Foundation, Pennsylvania’s free-market think tank, also came up with bleak numbers for taxpayers.
Bucks County's Fitzpatrick on DCCC Target List for 2026 – DV Journal

1 week ago | delawarevalleyjournal.com | Linda Stein

Delaware Valley Republican Brian Fitzpatrick is on the Democrats’ target list in next year’s election. With Republicans holding a slim 220-213 majority in the U.S. House of Representatives and the history of midterms breaking away from the party in the White House, Democrats see a terrific opportunity to take control of the chamber in 2026. And a lot of that opportunity, they believe, is here in Pennsylvania.
Chester County’s 13% Tax Hike Blamed on ‘Big Ticket’ Items — But Budget Tells a Different Story – DV Journal

1 week ago | delawarevalleyjournal.com | Todd Shepherd

(This article first appeared in Broad + Liberty)For two hours, the residents vented their anger. “I know we’ve got a tremendous increase that’s being proposed to our taxes. I know what it’s like to struggle to make ends meet and the county, the state, the federal government — everybody has to deal with that. The problem here is the county can at the stroke of a pen, just get more money. You can impose that on every citizen that’s here. Myself and every citizen that’s here can’t do that.
Harriton High Senior Runs for Lower Merion School Board – DV Journal

1 week ago | delawarevalleyjournal.com | Linda Stein

Who better to solve problems in a Delaware Valley school district than a student? That’s the premise of Jacob Rudolph’s candidacy for the Lower Merion School Board. Rudolph, 17, will graduate from Harriton High School this spring. He told DVJournal he has the “energy, optimism, and enthusiasm” needed to be a good board member. And, “as a soon-to-be former student, I know what needs to be done to improve it,” he said. Rudolph will turn 18 before taking office, if elected.
Shapiro Sends $5M Grant to Mosque That Called Jews the ‘Vilest People’ – DV Journal

1 week ago | delawarevalleyjournal.com | Daniel Greenfield

(This article first appeared in Broad + Liberty)Gov. Josh Shapiro attended an iftar dinner at a mosque where an imam had previously declared that “Jews are the vilest people,” and announced a huge grant for the hate mosque.
Emergency Cash Keeps Crozer Hospital Open -- But Not For Long – DV Journal

1 week ago | delawarevalleyjournal.com | Taylor Millard

The tortured saga of the survival of Crozer Chester and Taylor hospitals remained unresolved Thursday night. Attorneys for the debtors of hospital owner Prospect Medical Holdings said they were able to get $6 million in funding to keep the facilities open another six to 10 days. “I think it’s good news, bad news,” said William Curtin, the attorney representing Prospect’s debtors.