Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: COVID-19 Outbreak Morphs Into Economic Crisis For Small Businesses Ordered To Close
The COVID-19 outbreak has morphed from a health care crisis into an economic one, with businesses closing their doors.
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The COVID-19 outbreak has morphed from a health care crisis into an economic one, with businesses closing their doors.
With schools and businesses closing, people are separated, increasing feelings of loneliness and isolation.
Some restaurants in Collingswood are concerned when they will open again.
The university says the students were part of a group that traveled abroad during spring break.
The stores will remain closed until further notice.
Kathy Williams and Peter Smith have been staying in a town outside Rome with an 82-year-old family member.
The site will be at the University of Pennsylvania, but officials say it's not for everyone, it's just for people sent by their doctor.
City leaders acknowledged Sunday they're worried about how the coronavirus could impact the local economy
The person was not in contact with the senator since exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms.
Details are scheduled to be announced Monday once a plan is reached with the state Department of Education.
This announcement brings the total number of cases to seven.
On Saturday, the state announced 19 new presumed positive COVID-19 cases.
Wood becomes the third NBA player to contract the virus.
The Montgomery County Department of Public Health is currently working to determine who the student came into contact with while infected.
The Philadelphia School District and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia say their schools will be closed through March 27.
