New Jersey Announces 1,065 New COVID-19 Cases As Statewide Total Climbs Above 154,000
There were also an additional 52 COVID-19-related deaths as the death toll reaches 11,133.
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There were also an additional 52 COVID-19-related deaths as the death toll reaches 11,133.
Health officials reported 115 new deaths, bringing the statewide death toll to 4,984.
Delaware Valley faith-based leaders are clashing on how to move forward during the Memorial Day weekend.
Public restrooms could be an issue because of the coronavirus.
Despite warnings about the pandemic, some will make the trip for the Memorial Day weekend but they will certainly encounter a few changes.
Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley said the new normal will involve smaller numbers of people in interior spaces, barriers between people like glass shields at stores, spacing and wearing masks in public.
Memorial Day weekend is usually filled with lots of fun and festivities, but in the time of a pandemic, many will be barbecuing and socializing much differently.
Having a baby during a pandemic is scary but hospitals have all sorts of precautions in place to make sure it's safe.
On Thursday, the New Jersey GOP announced a lawsuit on behalf of small businesses, saying the governor is denying them their rights by arbitrarily classifying some as essential and others nonessential.
Pennsylvania is watching metrics to use as checkpoints for reopening, but there is concern about the accuracy of the data coming from nursing homes.
However, the CDC still says it may be possible to get COVID-19 by touching a surface and then your face.
Thursday's announcement by Gov. Tom Wolf — that some counties could get to move to the least-restrictive "green" phase of his three-color traffic-signal reopening plan stages — could become official on Friday.
There are now 310 confirmed deaths from COVID-19 in Delaware and nearly 8,200 people have tested positive
On Thursday, health officials reported 980 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the statewide total to 65,392.
Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley says the high number came after the health department matched up the databases of reported COVID-19 cases and death certificates.