Coronavirus Latest: Health Care Workers On Frontlines Of COVID-19 Bracing For Worst In Coming Weeks
Eyewitness News spoke to Dr. Claiborne Childs, the lead hospitalist at Penn Presbyterian Hospital, on what we can expect during the surge.
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Eyewitness News spoke to Dr. Claiborne Childs, the lead hospitalist at Penn Presbyterian Hospital, on what we can expect during the surge.
The buildings will be lit blue every Tuesday night for the month of April.
Chester County will be the first in Pennsylvania to undertake such a test.
Mayor Jim Kenney said Monday Philadelphia Police Lt. James Walker lost his life to COVID-19 over the weekend.
Carson Wentz's AO1 Foundation is donating $100,000 to help people in need during these trying times.
On Monday, SEPTA Transit Police Chief Thomas Nestel tweeted a photo of a male authorities wanted to speak with in connection to the assault.
Brown says there are currently 46 confirmed positive cases within the SEPTA union.
The number of positive tests are higher in poorer neighborhoods.
Any approved vaccine wouldn't be available for about a year.
A department spokesperson said neither the city nor police department would provide that information.
Since March 15, the unemployment claims in Philadelphia have surpassed the one million mark.
With business shut down, he's had to think outside of the box by hosting virtual painting classes.
Healthcare workers are getting help from a new Facebook group that's attracted thousands of members quickly.
One of the first local patients to get the medication is now home after being on a ventilator for more than two weeks.
Some hospitals are scrambling to stock toilet paper and some have even bought expired personal protective equipment.
