Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania officials can certify election results that currently show Democrat Joe Biden winning the state by more than 80,000 votes, a federal judge ruled Saturday.

The lawsuit was filed in the state Commonwealth Court, just two days before the deadline for counties to certify the results of the presidential election in Pennsylvania.

The shooting took place shortly after 12:30 p.m. near two golf courses in the Delaware County township, authorities said.

While the law does not decriminalize marijuana, the changes make small marijuana infractions civil violations, rather than criminal misdemeanors.

A provision slipped into budget legislation would ban flags not approved by lawmakers from flying at the Capitol.

Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Rachel Levine said the federal government will distribute the antibodies to healthcare systems in the state.

In the month before Philadelphia and other Pa. cities entered a second coronavirus wave, the state’s unemployment rate dropped slightly.

Wolf’s office has previously said he would veto the bill, as it “poses an undeniable risk to the health and safety of our citizens, the environment, and our public resources."

The decision could swing the neck-and-neck contest toward GOP challenger Nicole Ziccarelli.

While the historically Democratic city delivered a decisive win for President-elect Joe Biden, a few surprising shifts emerged.

A Bucks County judge has thrown out an appeal from President Donald Trump’s campaign, rejecting its bid to get 2,117 absentee ballots invalidated on technicalities.

The chamber voted 112 to 90 for a resolution that told the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee, or a contractor, to conduct the study and report back by early February.

Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley warned of increasing coronavirus numbers across the board.

With COVID numbers rising, more schools are going all remote But what your child has access to depends on what you have time for and how much is in your wallet.

Three Montgomery County residents are suing to stop county officials from forcing all schools there to move entirely online for two weeks.