Coronavirus Latest: Federal Relief On Way To Pennsylvania, New Jersey Airports After Business 'Fell Off A Cliff'
Airports across Pennsylvania and New Jersey have taken a huge hit during the coronavirus pandemic, some with record lows of passengers.
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Airports across Pennsylvania and New Jersey have taken a huge hit during the coronavirus pandemic, some with record lows of passengers.
State officials are calling on FEMA for help with more testing sites.
Congressman Jeff Van Drew has asked New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy to declare a state of emergency so funds can be available for the rebuilding process.
Frustration is building as people wait for their unemployment claims to be approved.
Nick Foles may not be a Philadelphia Eagle anymore, but he hasn't forgotten about the area.
Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi and at least a dozen other New Jersey natives will be doing a COVID-19 fundraiser for vulnerable victims in the state later this month, a relief fund announced Tuesday.
As New Jersey's beaches go, so goes the state of the environment.
It's one of the first major U.S. corporations to report first-quarter earnings and likely a harbinger of things to come as the outbreak disrupts the global economy.
Earlier Monday, a viewer captured video of how strong wind gusts were here in Somers Point.
In a Monday afternoon conference call, the governors of seven states -- New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts -- announced that they will be working as a group.
Some smoke remains visible because trees around the fire perimeter are still smoldering.
Severe storms are knocking down trees and ripping off roofs as thousands are being left without power in New Jersey.
There are now 64,584 cases in the state, along with 2,443 COVID-19-related deaths.
The test will allow for broader population screening than the current method of nose and throat swabs.
The Democrat-led Assembly and Senate are holding sessions over the phone to vote on a number of bills in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.