Coronavirus Delaware: Gov. Carney Allowing Some Small Businesses To Resume Limited Operations On Friday
Beginning at 8 a.m. Friday, some small businesses in the first state will be allowed to operate under strict health and safety guidelines.
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Beginning at 8 a.m. Friday, some small businesses in the first state will be allowed to operate under strict health and safety guidelines.
Pennsylvania and Philadelphia are working to get an accurate count of the number of coronavirus cases in the city.
It's using a new, unproven genetic technology that could be faster than traditional vaccine development.
Tuesday was another day of mixed developments in the state, with officials getting some good news about federal aid, but also saying that the reopening of small businesses remains a ways off.
Living alone during the coronavirus pandemic can be difficult and a new study shows that Philly has one of the higher rates of adults living alone in the country.
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Monday that the country needs to reopen, despite separate key coronavirus models forecasting that thousands may die daily in the United States from COVID-19 and that more than 100,000 may die in total.
It's located at Dudley Grange Park.
The number of COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania is nearing 51,000 as the death toll has now topped 3,000.
Despite the good news, Kenney says he's still disturbed by the number of people around the city not wearing masks or facial coverings.
On Monday, Philadelphia launched a new campaign called "Mindful Together," encouraging mental health awareness and for people to get help if needed.
In a virtual hearing, state senators grilled Dr. Rachel Levine over Pennsylvania's plan to reopen.
Schools in New Jersey will remain closed for in-person classes for the rest of the academic year amid the coronavirus pandemic, Gov. Phil Murphy says.
Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley announced 186 new cases Monday, bringing the total confirmed cases to 16,040 in the city.
The number of COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania has now topped 50,000 as the death toll approached 2,500.
The community blood drive will run from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Media Municipal Building.
