Pa. sees more than 11,000 new COVID-19 cases for a second day, and more patients are in ICUs in N.J.
Philadelphia surpassed 2,000 deaths of people who contracted the coronavirus. Mayor Jim Kenney called it "another grim milestone."
Pandemic-ravaged sports seasons create barriers to higher education for Philly athletes
The already slim chance high school athletes have to earn college scholarships is even less likely in Philadelphia schools, especially in the Public League, whose sports seasons were disrupted.
Report: Center City retail is being decimated by the pandemic. ‘It’s horrible.’
Zara, H&M and Talbots. Ann Taylor, Stuart Weitzman, and ALDO are all gone, victims of the pandemic. And more closings are expected.
After Trump team calls them ‘cowards’ and ‘traitors,’ state GOP leaders urge Congress to reject Pa. election results
Declining to do so themselves, 64 state House Republicans asked Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation in Washington to block the awarding of its 20 electoral votes.
Federal judge restores DACA, orders DHS to accept first-time applications from immigrants
Thousands of undocumented immigrants brought to the United States as children are immediately eligible to apply for an Obama-era program that grants them work permits, a federal judge in New York ruled Friday.
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