Coronavirus Pennsylvania: 'Really No End In Sight' For Small Businesses As Stay-At-Home Orders Extended
With the exception of life-essential businesses, all the stores along State Street in Media remain closed.
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With the exception of life-essential businesses, all the stores along State Street in Media remain closed.
Kacie Brandenburg spoke with Eyewitness News and says there's no end in sight to her stay.
Officials said 156 of those cases are from New Castle County, 27 are from Kent, and 81 from Sussex.
At Jefferson Health, there are lighter moments mixed with the difficult ones.
The number of coronavirus cases in Philadelphia has now topped 1,000.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf announced the state's stay-at-home orders have been extended through April 30.
The U.S. Postal Service says an employee at the Bustleton Station tested positive for COVID-19.
The shooting happened at Boston Street and Park Avenue, shortly before 12:30 p.m.
Experts recommend you Google search a place you've always wanted to go and check out pictures of the local scenery and attractions.
Several field hospitals are going up in the Delaware Valley to deal with the COVID-19 outbreak.
A new study finds workers are turning off their computer cameras for virtual meetings because of what they are wearing.
The Department of Corrections says the statewide inmate quarantine went into effect on Sunday night.
The health care provider has released a list of locations where residents can drop-off supplies they do not currently need.
The double shooting happened near the intersection of 26th and Penrose Avenue just after 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
A mangled bicycle and a helmet could be seen on DuPont Highway near Frenchtown Road shortly after it happened Sunday night.
