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Crazy Aaron's will provide the hand sanitizer to municipal workers, health care facilities, public utilities and first responders in the region.
Officials say four people who tested positive for COVID-19 since March 11 have recovered.
One local nurse showed CBS3 that a nurse's shift is never really over.
Face-to-face service is a thing of the past during the coronavirus pandemic, and that includes many restaurants.
Nurses say they feel they are on the frontlines of a war, armed with nothing more than a butter knife.
Hospitals are already crowded with patients because of the coronavirus outbreak and they're expecting more.
The Atlantic City Convention Center is expected to host 250 additional hospital beds.
As some companies face layoffs for their employees, others are hitting a hiring spree as demand for their products jumps alongside the number of COVID-19 cases.
The Pennsylvania state legislature will decide Wednesday whether or not they should get their salaries during the shutdown.
On Wednesday, Philadelphia announced 93 new cases, bringing the city's total to 342.
The police department is not releasing the identity or number of infected officers.
Mayor Jay Gillian is worried more people will disregard Gov. Phil Murphy's shelter-in-place order as the weather gets warmer.
A local improv group is bringing a little laughter to our lives through a virtual comedy show.
Pennsylvania lawmakers voted Wednesday to delay the state's primary election by five weeks to June 2, potentially past the spike of the state's spreading coronavirus cases.
Officials say the employee last worked at the facility on March 12.
