Pennsylvania

Gov. Carney said Delaware will reopen different sectors gradually in the next few days, to allow people to go back to work safely and to plan for the 4th of July weekend.

Sunday marked the end of a Ramadan like no other. Philly area Muslims spent time with family, prepared to give out meals and held a car parade.

What the governor’s powers are and how they interact with those of the legislature are complex questions and the answers may depend upon who exactly you ask.

The day was Friday — Pennsylvania’s second annual 1-4-3 Day, an occasion when state officials encourage people to share their acts of kindness and gratitude.

Amid a rush to consolidate polling places and update voters, a state web page for people to look up polling places may have been giving outdated information.

The five-stage plan coincides with the state’s color-coded reopening plan.

Under the state government’s three-tiered color-coded reopening system, all businesses in ‘green’ counties will be allowed to reopen without limits on social gathering

Meanwhile, payrolls fell by more than 1 million to the lowest level in at least three decades.

Pa.'s Department of Health confirmed reporting by The Atlantic magazine, that the state includes results of both viral and antibody tests in its total coronavirus case count.

Republicans in the Pa. House are moving forward with legislation to end the disaster emergency declaration Gov. Tom Wolf issued on March 6 in response to the spread of covid

Philadelphians who are behind on their water bills don’t have to worry about the city shutting off service until at least July 10.

Gov. Tom Wolf says he expects that his administration will, in the coming days, produce guidelines for the various sports venues and activities to resume.

The disbursement will be distributed to the state’s roughly 7,000 licensed child care providers in mid-to-late June.

More than $50 million in federal funding is coming to Pennsylvania to fight food insecurity during the pandemic.

Pennsylvania businesses seeking to reopen are finding success hiring lobbyists, but who can afford that access?