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Gov. Tom Wolf says all employees in Pennsylvania who work in state health care and high-risk congregate facilities will be required to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Sept. 7.
In Camden County, as of Saturday, 266 people contracted the Delta variant. Health officials say 99% of them were not vaccinated.
New Jersey now has the highest levels of COVID-19 transmission, joining many southern states.
With COVID cases on the rise, more local restaurants are getting ready to require people to prove they're vaccinated if they want to dine in.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has maintained COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective.
The Atlantic City boardwalk was packed Friday night, some wearing masks while others chose not to, as the Delta variant spreads quickly.
Sunday's practice will be the largest crowd the Linc has seen since the 2019 season.
Masks will be required by all students, teachers, staff, and visitors at all New Jersey schools beginning on Aug. 9.
The university also said beginning Aug. 15, unvaccinated students and staff must get tested weekly.
The Community College of Philadelphia has announced a vaccine requirement.
Officials say more than 70% of eligible people in Camden County are fully vaccinated. But in the city of Camden, that number stands at just under 50%.
A new milestone was reached in the tri-state region Thursday.
Cornerstone is not the only restaurant requiring customers to be vaccinated, but because of so much backlash and threats, they now have had to call police for extra protection.
The School District of Philadelphia has partnered with Delaware Valley Community Health to hold immunization clinics.
Researchers say diagnosed children or adolescents have a high risk of developing serious health problems by early adulthood.
