'The Fall Resurgence Is Here': Pennsylvania Officials Issue Plea To Residents As Coronavirus Cases Climb
COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania continue to climb.
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COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania continue to climb.
The state recorded over 1,100 new cases Monday, the highest seen in months.
Infectious disease experts are warning of a convergence of COVID-19 and influenza as the temperature drops and colder weather sets in.
The fall resurgence of COVID-19 continues spreading across the country, including here in our tri-state region.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday that Thanksgiving should include immediate family only.
Joe Biden's presidential campaign said Thursday that vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris will suspend in-person events until Monday after two people associated with the campaign tested positive for coronavirus.
State health officials are distributing rapid tests, made by Abbott and provided by the federal government.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert, is speaking with "CBS -- Evening News" anchor and managing editor Norah O'Donnell today at 3:30 p.m. Eastern.
Venues must require attendees to wear masks or face coverings and comply with six-foot social distancing requirements.
This is the second Phase 3 coronavirus vaccine trial to be paused.
The suspensions range from six weeks to the remainder of the fall semester.
President Donald Trump's doctor on Saturday said Trump has met criteria from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to leave isolation after falling sick with the coronavirus.
Under Gov. Tom Wolf's loosened restrictions for allowing fans at sporting events, 2,775 people total or 15% of the stadium's capacity were in attendance for the match against the Montreal Impact.
Health officials said another 1,742 people tested positive for the coronavirus, the highest case count since the 1,751 recorded April 10.
In her only Pennsylvania interview Friday, she told medical reporter Stephanie Stahl that the president is fine and ready to go.