Coronavirus New Jersey: State Set To Open Largest Field Hospital To Confront COVID-19 Pandemic
New Jersey is set to open its second, but largest yet, field hospital as part of the effort to confront the COVID-19 outbreak.
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New Jersey is set to open its second, but largest yet, field hospital as part of the effort to confront the COVID-19 outbreak.
Short-term rental property owners in Pennsylvania continue to advertise lodging in defiance of Gov. Tom Wolf's coronavirus shutdown order, administration officials said Wednesday.
ACME made the announcement on Wednesday in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
Manna is one of the Philadelphia non-profits making changes to provide services during the outbreak.
He was placed in an induced coma and spent almost 60 hours on a ventilator.
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Investigators say the victims were shot in the arm and leg. They are in stable condition.
Police say the victim was driving a GMC pickup truck when two gunmen opened fire.
What local leaders are asking for is patient and ventilator "load balancing" which is taking place in other states.
Beginning Thursday, SEPTA will operate on a "life service schedule."
Wolf signed an executive order to keep flags at half-staff until after the pandemic passes.
The buildings will be lit in blue every Tuesday for the rest of the month.
Thirty-eight workers are in quarantine.
Two area schools are doing their best to push students from afar by using apps on their phones.
