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The lawsuit alleges that Trump and DeJoy are trying to ensure the postal service cannot reliably deliver election mail.

Some districts have already decided not to proceed with fall high school sports. Other school districts are moving forward with fall sports through student tryouts.

A woman is recovering in a hospital after police rescued her from a Jersey Shore river Saturday evening, authorities said.

A $1.4B annual price tag by 2030 "might be cheaper than what we’re doing now," says one longtime critic of state subsidies to solar developers.

Here's everything you need to know about the different coronavirus tests and what they can — and can't — tell you.

A historic spike in shootings has residents urgently calling for more community support and resources. The new ECO Center in West Philly hopes to provide that.

The DNC’s selection process is designed to yield delegates who vary widely in race, age and background. Their political priorities can also vary widely.

Philadelphia’s incoming managing director Tumar Alexander says preventing violence is his top priority and brings more diplomatic style than Brian Abernathy.

As virus cases surge in many states, some companies have found that reopening has led to reclosing. Others face adjustments: masks, staggered shifts and sanitizer everywhere.

The warning letters sent to states raise the possibility that many Americans eligible for mail-in ballots this fall will not have them counted.

The spotlight on Delaware could be even brighter if Biden is elected. In addition to his Wilmington home, his family has a beach house in Rehoboth Beach.

The North Philadelphia mass shooting Sunday echoes another mass shooting that happened last week in West Philadelphia in which a 17-year-old boy and five others were hit.

Tate’s vision for Honeysuckle Community Center includes a meat market, cafe library, a supper club, and grocery store.

The state judiciary released guidelines last month that would allow live trials to resume in September at courthouses serving six of New Jersey’s 21 counties.

The USPS has found itself in the middle of a high-stakes election-year debate over who gets to vote in America, and how.