COVID In Philadelphia: Lawyer Representing Restaurant Owners Believes Restrictions May Infringe On Constitutional Rights
Many restaurant employees believe they're being singled out with no plan in place for them to put food on their tables.
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Many restaurant employees believe they're being singled out with no plan in place for them to put food on their tables.
It happened shortly after 12 p.m. in the area of North Pennock Avenue and Parkview Road.
A provision slipped into lame-duck budget legislation Friday would ban flags not approved by lawmakers from flying at the state Capitol.
The provisions to impose the fee were inserted into an underlying bill just this week.
A voting session that had been scheduled for Monday and was to include a measure setting up the new legal week market has been canceled.
One man who got tested spoke with Eyewitness News about his experience.
You can buy the discounted tags until May 31, 2021.
The suspect is 18-year-old Heyzer Perez-Maldonado of Philadelphia.
They took the wraps off some new holiday beers for the third straight year.
He also maintained his support for keeping schools open across the state.
The city's ban on indoor dining will last through at least the end of the year.
Our Ronald McDonald House Charities Virtual Telethon will air on Nov. 24 on CBS3.
Another round of lockdowns will have an impact on the local economy.
Local officials and nonprofit groups are working hard to help those in need.
Philadelphia's "Safer at Home" COVID-19 restrictions mean gyms and fitness centers in the city will once again be shutting down.
