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Joe Biden has cleared the 270-electoral-vote mark to formalize his presidential victory with California’s 55 votes.

Gov. Phil Murphy announced that some New Jersey health care workers will receive the first doses of the state’s coronavirus vaccine allotment Tuesday.

Even though the ballots signed Monday don’t play a deciding role in the outcome of the election, they are a point of pride for the three electors and voters in the state.

What could be the main event in Georgia's two U.S. Senate runoffs — early in-person voting — got underway Monday.

Pennsylvania’s 20 electors have cast their votes for Joe Biden. This was expected — though some Republicans still want to circumvent the result.

Pa. and N.J. Governors Wolf and Murphy said that more aid is crucial not only for the economies of their states, but to be able to distribute the COVID vaccine effectively.

A corrections officer was told to come back to work while still showing symptoms. Was it the right thing to do?

Hospitals are rolling out the first small shipments Monday, as boxes of precious frozen vials arrive at locations around the country.

The effort widens to households in public benefit programs with income qualifications, and students designated as English learners and special ed students.

Instead of a temporary shelter only opened on super cold nights, Friendship House plans to move those experiencing homelessness into a former hotel all winter long.

The Kenney administration hopes a new committee can help center Black and brown voices in the city’s next comprehensive planning process.

Black people have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19. Many of them are the most distrustful of a vaccine.

Nonprofits say thousands have been food insecure for years in Pa.’s richest county. The pandemic has transformed an after-school writing program into a food bank.

At least four taverns in the Philly suburbs had customers enjoying drinks inside on Sunday, a reporter found, in violation of Gov. Wolf’s new COVID mitigation measures.

As U.S. Attorney William McSwain's tenure likely nears its end with Biden set to take office next month, there’s no sign that any sweeping church indictment is afoot.