Philadelphia To Unveil New Round Of COVID-19 Restrictions Monday As Cases Continue To Spike
On Friday alone the city recorded 1,100 new cases, compare that to a day in early September when the city had 25 cases.
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On Friday alone the city recorded 1,100 new cases, compare that to a day in early September when the city had 25 cases.
The governor's declaration loosens state regulations to help those battling addiction by getting them into treatment.
It took firefighters about 30 minutes to get the fire under control.
When fired up, the antennas will push a megawatt of power.
Some parents are wary Montgomery County's decision to go virtual for two weeks may mean more class time at home in 2021.
The goal of the restrictions is to stem the COVID-19 outbreak, but business owners are hoping it won't affect the bottom line.
Officials say the challenges against more than 1,700 of the nearly 9,000 ballots were filed almost exclusively by the Trump campaign.
This year, Councilmember Curtis Jones Jr. and Pennsylvania state Sen. Shariff Street are collaborating to distribute 5,000 turkeys.
Volunteers from the Blackwell Cultural Alliance and Progressive Quality Radio One helped distribute groceries.
According to AAA Travel, more Americans are planning to stay home.
Much of the credit in suburban Philadelphia goes to Democrats' turnout.
According to officials, this happened just after 1 p.m. along the 3000 block of North 15th Street.
This happened along the 1800 block of East Tusculum Street around 11:45 p.m.
The statewide total now stands at 259,938 COVID-19 cases.
