Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Residents Endure Long Waits As Some Wine & Spirits Stores Offer Curbside Pickup Across State
A King of Prussia resident says he called 32 times before getting through, then he had to wait six hours to pick up his order.
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A King of Prussia resident says he called 32 times before getting through, then he had to wait six hours to pick up his order.
According to police, this happened just before 5 p.m. along the 6100 block of Torresdale Avenue Monday.
The rally came on the same day that Gov. Tom Wolf extended Pennsylvania's stay-at-home orders through at least May 8.
The group is motivated to provide testing in underserved communities.
Patients with serious cases of COVID-19 at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia are getting experimental treatments similar to what's being used for adults.
Officials with One Emergency Management tell Eyewitness News the real emergency is in nursing homes.
The latest increase is due to a backlog in lab testing results from the weekend.
The suspect took three packages of men's underwear and then fled the store through the SEPTA El station which connects to the store.
Officials say the shuttered Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery is scheduled to start removing supplies of Mercaptan beginning Monday.
The fire broke out in Levittown just before 8 a.m.
Philadelphians have hunkered down and stayed home since the COVID-19 pandemic reached the Delaware Valley.
Select Fine Wine and Good Spirits stores in Pennsylvania will begin offering curbside pickup on Monday.
Some Americans are desperate to get back to work and now fear over lost paychecks during the coronavirus pandemic is fueling protests across the nation.
It happened around 1:30 a.m. Monday at 52nd and Haverford Avenue.
If businesses do not comply, they may see a warning on the first offense but repeated offenses can lead to a citation or suspension of their license.
