Collingswood Community Comes Together To Support Boy Who Recently Beat Leukemia With Harry Potter-Themed Party

Collingswood High School students say they plan to host more events to help more kids like Nate Campbell.

• Mar 7, 2020

CPAC Attendee Tested Positive For Coronavirus, Currently Quarantined In New Jersey

The American Conservative Union says the patient is currently quarantined in New Jersey.

• Mar 7, 2020

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Announces Two New Presumptive Positive Coronavirus Cases In Montgomery County

Wolf says the two patients are currently isolated inside their Montgomery County homes.

• Mar 7, 2020

Cherry Hill Resident Is First Presumptive Positive Coronavirus Case In Camden County: Officials

Camden County health officials confirm the patient who is presumed to have tested positive for coronavirus is a Cherry Hill resident.

• Mar 7, 2020

Philadelphia International Airport, SEPTA Increasing Cleaning To Prevent Spread Of Coronavirus

Philadelphia International Airport, SEPTA and city officials are getting ready just in case there's a coronavirus outbreak. 

• Mar 7, 2020

New Jersey Gas Prices Drop Due To Declining Crude Oil Prices, Demand Amid Coronavirus Concerns

Drivers in New Jersey are seeing gas prices heading down again due to declining crude oil prices and global demand for both oil and gasoline amid concerns about the new coronavirus.

• Mar 7, 2020

New Jersey Man Sentenced To 18 Years In Death Of Mother When He Was 17

Eighteen-year-old Edgar Diaz apologized to his family and the community Friday in Superior Court in Ocean County, saying "I wish I could just wake up from this nightmare."

• Mar 7, 2020

Philadelphia Phillies Institute New Autograph Policy During Spring Training Over Coronavirus Concerns

The Phillies say the change was made as a precautionary measure based on CDC guidelines.

• Mar 7, 2020

Philadelphia Police: Missing 11-Year-Old Leylah White-Cotterell Returns Home

Police say Leylah White-Cotterell was last seen on the 5700 block of Dunlap Street, just before 1 a.m. Saturday. 

• Mar 7, 2020

Second Day Of Women's Day Conference Kicks Off Highlighting Careers In Emergency Management

Women will be joined by Philadelphia's fire and police departments, as well as the office of emergency management.

• Mar 7, 2020

Penn Admissions Cancels Quaker Day Events, Multicultural Scholars Preview Over Coronavirus Concerns

University officials say new members of the Class of 2024 will instead receive orientation via a web-based program, which includes a virtual campus tour. 

• Mar 7, 2020

Philadelphia Officials Say Coronavirus Outbreak In City Matter Of When, Not If

This comes after Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf signed an emergency disaster declaration after announcing two presumed positive coronavirus cases in the state this morning.

• Mar 6, 2020

Report: NBA Tells Teams To Prepare To Play Games Without Fans In Attendance Due To Coronavirus, If Necessary

The Sixers have 19 games remaining in the regular season, with 11 of those being at the Wells Fargo Center.

• Mar 6, 2020

Health Officials Announce First Presumptive Positive Coronavirus Case In Camden County

There are already two other presumptive coronavirus cases in North Jersey.

• Mar 6, 2020

Holocaust Survivors Spread Kindness In Bala Cynwyd With Painted Rocks

The survivors painted rocks with messages of hope, inclusivity and compassion at the Brodsky Enrichment Center in Bala Cynwyd.

• Mar 6, 2020

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