Coronavirus In New Jersey: State Total Surges To 427, Gov. Murphy Announces 2 Additional Deaths
Gov. Phil Murphy says five people have died from the coronavirus in New Jersey.
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Gov. Phil Murphy says five people have died from the coronavirus in New Jersey.
Pennsylvania has seen another surge of coronavirus cases in the state, as 37 new cases were announced on Wednesday.
With the spread of the coronavirus, there are growing concerns about hospital capacity and equipment shortages.
In all, there are now 16 confirmed coronavirus cases in Delaware. Fifteen
The letter is in response to President Trump's comment Tuesday that the Army Corps of Engineers is "ready, willing, and able" to aid.
Treating every sick person as a possible COVID-19 case is causing hospitals to unnecessarily burn through personal protective equipment.
The Lower Merion School District says that a fourth-grade teacher is not hospitalized and is recovering at home.
The Philadelphia Police Department is changing its arresting procedures amid the coroanvirus outbreak.
Levin reiterated that Pennsylvanians should stay calm, stay home and stay safe.
Philadelphia now has 11 cases while there are now 32 in Montgomery County.
Jefferson Health has already opened some sites, including one at 10th and Chestnut Streets.
Doctor Frank Farley is a psychologist and professor of psychological studies at Temple University. He talked with Eyewitness News about some ways to cope with the anxiety we may be feeling.
Camden County health officials declared a state of emergency in the county Monday afternoon.
Murphy says the victim was a man in his 90s who was being treated in Bergen County.
