Coronavirus Philadelphia: Mayor Jim Kenney To Participate In Nationwide Q&A On COVID-19 On Twitter Friday
Anyone that has COVID-19 questions can connect with the mayor from 3 p.m. until 3:30 p.m.
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Anyone that has COVID-19 questions can connect with the mayor from 3 p.m. until 3:30 p.m.
Investigators say a pickup truck hit a police SUV responding to a call.
Philadelphia officials mean business when it comes to the shelter-at-home order.
As of Tuesday, 123 warnings were given out by state police to businesses who violated the shutdown order.
At the end of the day Friday, Boeing will shut down its Ridley Township plant for two weeks to combat the spread of COVID-19.
The money will help fund mitigation efforts against COVID-19.
In the battle against the coronavirus, doctors and nurses are working endless hours on their feet. It can be grueling, but a Philadelphia-based sneaker company stepped in to try to lift their spirits.
CHOP is using the power of music to make it easier to help kids and families understand why they'll be seeing many more masks.
Gay men will now be allowed to give blood three months after the last time they had sex.
The Streets Department says it's a little behind on picking up trash and recycling.
They're not only a sight for sore eyes, but they're turning up everywhere.
The number of coronavirus cases in Pennsylvania now stands over 7,000 after more than 1,200 additional cases were reported on Thursday.
There are plans for an expected surge, and limited personal protective equipment supplies are already being rationed.
As more people lose their jobs amid the global pandemic, demand for food and donations is on the rise.
Almost a half-million Pennsylvanians filed for benefits last week alone.
