Pennsylvania

Voting by mail is easier now across the U.S. Officials in Pa.'s Lehigh Valley, a swing region in a critical state, are making changes to manage counting ballots.

It’s only the second time in Pennsylvania that a municipality categorized by the state as financially distressed has entered into receivership.

Over the past week, Philadelphia averaged 138 new cases of COVID-19 each day — an increase over the previous week’s daily average of 110 cases.

Officials said the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission on Tuesday approved a 6 percent increase for EZ-Pass users as well those without passes in the “Toll by Plate" program.

The bill's sponsor and transparency advocates are urging the governor to reconsider.

PennPIRG, a nonpartisan group that advocates for consumers, said nearly 800,000 households and 55,000 businesses in Pennsylvania are at risk of a shutoff.

The $600-a-week federal supplement was designed to make the average worker whole during the worst economic downturn in at least four decades.

Not all Philadelphia officers are following the rules when it comes to using body cameras. Could proper use of body cams prevent police brutality?

The situation highlights how safety precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19 have become part of election-year politics.

Some business owners and industry groups say the new measures caught them off guard, and threaten their financial viability.

Trump wants Ranjan to require counties to reject mailed ballots that arrive without a secrecy envelope and limit in-person ballot delivery to county election offices.

Reading is inviting teens and young adults to a seat at the decision-making table.

The complaint said university bylaws require 10 days notice for a special meeting and bars discussion of topics not included in the notice.

Trump’s victory in 2016 was predicated on unusually high turnout among certain white voters. But that demographic is shrinking in Pennsylvania.

Residents are asking the Public Utility Commission to shut down construction.