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The union has launched door-knocking efforts in Pa., Nevada, Arizona and Florida, battleground states where they have large numbers.

Scores of residents financially impacted by the pandemic could find themselves having to pay their utility bills, even as New Jersey sees record unemployment.

Even before President Trump received the drug remdesivir to help treat his case of COVID-19, Pennsylvania Treasurer Joe Torsella was raising alarms about the price of the drug

Trump was resuming campaign travel Monday after he was hospitalized and then quarantined at the White House following his positive test.

The decision comes amid a push by Holocaust survivors around the world over the summer who lent their voices to a campaign targeting Zuckerberg, urging him to take action.

Republicans, who control the Senate, are moving at a breakneck pace to seat Judge Amy Coney Barrett before the Nov. 3 election to secure Trump's pick.

The installations are part of a national initiative that creates play spaces wherever it can fit them — on sidewalks, buildings and even inside offices.

An effort to foster dialogues between people in different parts of Pennsylvania attempts to find common ground in a divided state.

Democrats have been slowly chipping away at the majorities Republicans hold in the Pennsylvania House and Senate, but still need to flip 13 seats to seize control.

Even though many insurers and the U.S. government have offered to pick up or waive costs tied to the virus, holes remain for big bills to slip through and surprise patients.

After a summer of protests, a group of racial justice activists in Montgomery County is pushing for changes to school curricula, among other demands.

Fulgham caught 10 passes for 152 yards and a touchdown to give Philly's injury-ravaged receiving group a needed boost, but the Eagles couldn't pull off a second straight win.

Newark currently limits gatherings to 12 people indoors, and 20 people outdoors, unless a permit has been obtained.

Officials began sending mail-in ballots to those who requested them this week and will continue to do so as late as four days before the election.

Voters next month will decide who should be Pennsylvania’s attorney general, state treasurer and auditor general.