There were 963 new cases of the coronavirus reported by the Pennsylvania Health Department on Saturday for a total of 138,625, including a significant jump in Lehigh Valley infections.

Op-ed: Preventing foreclosures and evictions lessens the impact of COVID-19 on our communities and reduces the burden for those seeking employment.

Nearly 600 landlord-tenant complaints were filed in the Lehigh Valley during the first three days after Pennsylvania’s almost half-year eviction ban ended. But with the CDC stepping in with its own moratorium, tenants' plight might not be as pressing.

For the first time in a general election, Pennsylvania voters will cast both mail-in ballots and absentee ballots. Here's an explanation of the differences between the two and which one you may need.

Voters in the Lehigh Valley will have at least three chances, and potentially a fourth, to hear from incumbent Democrat Susan Wild and Republican challenger Lisa Scheller in the 7th District Congressional race.

The child, now 15 months old, has begun to walk and talk but doctors worry she will face other neurological issues as she ages. Her father is barred from any contact with her while he's incarcerated, according to Judge Abraham Kassis.

Column: Obtaining police videos is too difficult in Pennsylvania. That needs to change to increase accountability and public trust.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health reports 891 more cases of the coronavirus on Friday as the midday number of people hospitalized for the virus is lower than it has been all week.

Pennsylvania health officials won't say why, week after week, some nursing homes, including Cedarbrook, are still missing coronavirus data.

Lehigh University President John Simon to step down at end of this academic year.