Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: All Non-Life-Sustaining Businesses Ordered To Close Physical Locations As COVID-19 Cases Climb To 196
The number of coroanvirus cases in Pennsylvania continues to climb.
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The number of coroanvirus cases in Pennsylvania continues to climb.
The number of coronavirus cases in New Jersey are soaring.
Health care workers fighting the spread of the coronavirus say they don't have the equipment they need to stay safe.
During this tough economic time, price gouging can be a big issue for shoppers.
Buses, the Market-Frankford Line, Broad Street Line, trolleys and the Norristown High Speed Line will all be affected.
There are now a total of 44 COVID-19 cases in Philadelphia.
New Jersey's biggest city has instituted an 8 p.m. curfew in response to the coronavirus.
The department said persons who commit certain non-violent offenses will be arrested at the scene but processed at a later time.
The base says a dependent of a service member tested positive and is currently in isolation at an off-base residence.
Doctors say the new research shows that children can be infected with COVID-19 at rates similar to adults.
Penn did not give specifics on the number of staffers infected or which facilities they worked at.
One of those testing sites will be by Citizens Bank Park in South Philadelphia, according to a source.
Health officials have identified at least two clusters in Montgomery County.
Mike Campbell, 61, tells CBS3 he doesn't know how he got infected.
The Red Cross says blood is desperately needed. Donations have dropped dramatically because of the COVID-19 outbreak.
