Coronavirus Philadelphia: Some Center City Business Owners Boarding Up Shop To Protect Against Potential Looters
The mayor's office says the police department is increasing staffing levels in Center City.
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The mayor's office says the police department is increasing staffing levels in Center City.
There is a growing petition with 300 names on it opposing township council even taking a vote on the land plan.
The company's services are available in Louisiana and Nevada, and it's working to expand to other parts of the country.
Further changes for SEPTA went into effect on Wednesday.
In Philadelphia, relief is coming for some.
The masks are made with 3D printers and they come in three different sizes.
Wawa says the employee last worked at the store on March 24.
The team says the unnamed player is experiencing mild symptoms but is feeling well and is in good spirits.
Just minutes after Gov. Tom Wolf announced state liquor stores are taking online orders, the website crashed due to overwhelming demand.
New Jersey's coronavirus cases have soared above 22,000 as officials announced 3,649 new cases on Wednesday.
The number of coronavirus cases in Philadelphia is nearing 1,700.
Hospitals have been desperate to find protective equipment for medical teams treating patients with COVID-19.
Delaware officials say 11 people in the state have now died from coronavirus, as overall cases rose to 368 on Wednesday.
A man who was feeling sick attempted to hide his coronavirus symptoms so he could see his expectant wife in the maternity ward, according to officials at an upstate New York hospital.
The Burlington County Prosecutor's Office announced the arrest of 33-year-old Edmondo DiPaolo on Wednesday.
