Anthony Fauci said we shouldn't blame young people for assuming their risk to coronavirus is low, which is hard because they're putting others in jeopardy.

An 8% backlog of state unemployment cases means that 90,000 workers who filed for benefits between March 15 and June 20 still haven’t gotten checks.

Daily takes from Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Signe Wilkinson.

A group of retired Philadelphia police officers said their new political action committee raised $750,000 in just three weeks to be spent on local and state prosecutorial and legislative elections.

Census, court documents, taxes, prescription drugs: Even in the era of iPhones and email, USPS plays a key role.

Unequal hospitals and schools, millions uninsured, lack of day care and strong unions — all these doomed U.S. even before Trump's screw-ups.

Even though I can learn virtually from my home in China, I'll miss the experience of being with my friends and teammates when my Bryn Mawr school reopens.

Philly has known about its heat problem for quite some time. What are we going to do as it threatens some of our most vulnerable residents amid COVID-19?

Providers report that many clients’ mental health conditions and addictions have worsened during the pandemic due to isolation, fear of the illness developing in themselves and their loved ones, disruption to their treatment, and economic impacts.

Daily takes from Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Signe Wilkinson.

After Isaias struck with biblical vengeance (9 inches of rain in Wynnewood!), it was hard to wake up Wednesday and think, "OK, cool."

Any nonchalance about the potential for loss of life underscores what we already knew about the restaurant industry: it’s an abusive, overextended, antiquated system.

When the president throws a question mark on the end of a tweet, it’s guaranteed to dominate the news cycle for days.