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Black Girls Code had indefinitely suspended its CEO and founder, Kimberly Bryant, in December over complaints of an alleged toxic workplace.

Last week, Black Girls Code removed its founder Kimberly Bryant as CEO and board member. Now, she's contesting the move in a lawsuit.

Kimberly Bryant speaks out regarding her official removal as CEO and board member at Black Girls Code, even hinting that the firing was a retaliation.

While Javier Olivan's full compensation agreement has not yet been disclosed, the new Meta COO has received big grants of stock units.

Five unique kid-friendly places within a short drive of Bucks County to round out your summer bucket list.

Pennsbury insurer to pay $300,000 to cover attorney fees for plaintiffs who sued district in federal court over First Amendment right to free speech.

Emma Motherwell of the NSPCC explains the action they are taking

An attorney for a Bensalem man charged with leaving the scene of a fatal accident argued there is no evidence his client knew what happened.

Senator Bob Casey visits YMCA of Bucks County in Fairless Hills to serve meals to children and raise awareness of food insecurity.