Coronavirus Latest: Amtrak Will Now Require Customers Wear Face Coverings While Traveling
Beginning Monday, May 11, Amtrak says all customers in stations, on trains and thruway buses must wear facial coverings.
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Beginning Monday, May 11, Amtrak says all customers in stations, on trains and thruway buses must wear facial coverings.
Eyewitness News was at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia on Thursday as a truck unloaded packages for staff.
On Thursday, health officials reported 1,070 new cases, bringing the statewide total to 52,915.
Pamphlets on social media encourage "Patriots" to bring flags, banners, signs and drinks to the protest.
CBS3 wants to recognize all the nurses working so hard around the United States during the coronavirus outbreak.
May is graduation season, and Thursday should have been the day the class of 2020 graduated from Temple University. Instead, its in-person commencement has been postponed due to COVID-19.
Investigators say the building had been vacant for more than four years.
Investigators say the victims, ages 17, 18, and 19, were all shot in the legs and are in stable condition.
Police have yet to make an arrest, but thanks to several witnesses and very clear surveillance video inside the store, detectives believe they know the gunman's identity.
The Ben Franklin, Walt Whitman, Betsy Ross and Commodore Barry Bridges will begin accepting cash tolls once again on Monday, May 11 at 6 a.m.
Vita Walker, the widow of Philadelphia Police Lt. James Walker, says now is not the time to get careless.
The city of Philadelphia says the temporary homeless encampment at the airport is not a long-term solution.
With traditional graduation ceremonies impossible during the coronavirus pandemic, Saint Joseph's University has announced its solution.
As swaths of Pennsylvania prepare for a limited reopening Friday, some fed-up business owners are jumping the gun and have resumed serving customers in defiance of Gov. Tom Wolf's shutdown order.
Erin Donohue and Allie Toczylowski are ICU nurses are scattering inspiring chalk messages throughout Einstein Medical Center.
