Pennsylvania

The Philly DA’s office has fielded less than a third the usual number of complaints.

The primary was delayed because of COVID-19 and many voters chose to cast a ballot by mail instead.

About 500 fare collectors and other toll workers along the Pennsylvania Turnpike are about to those their jobs.

The Pennsylvania Department of Human Services just issued a frequently asked questions guide for essential workers in need of child care as the state moves towards reopening.

The stimulus checks are more crucial now than ever, as residents struggle to connect with the outside world amid a pandemic that is surging through their homes.

Plus, the deadline was just extended a full week — so if you want to use the postal service, you have until June 9.

Both parties in Pa.’s 1st Congressional District are deciding between a moderate candidate, as they have before, or choosing a more partisan path.

The goal is to reach residents who have limited access to health care and coronavirus testing. 

On today's regional roundup: Protests in Philadelphia, rights of low-wage workers, Delaware's reopening plan

The key question for voters in the 17th Senate district primary isn’t about policy. It’s whether incumbent Daylin Leach’s past behavior is disqualifying.

With help from private donations, the city says it will be able to aid 4,000 of those who applied for pandemic-related help. The original number was 3,000.

Grace Honeyman, a senior at Harriton High School, talks with her father about how she’s dealing with missing milestones due to coronavirus.

Reading and Berks should be neck-and-neck with neighboring counties and cities when it comes to the percentage of households responding to the census.

Although health officials say Philly has slowed the spread of the coronavirus, they are fearful of losing those gains if social distancing measures are relaxed too quickly.

It was debate marked by heckling, parliamentary wrangling, and an accusation that a Republican lawmaker called a Democratic colleague a “little girl.”