Coronavirus Latest: Inspired By Congregant's $1,200 Stimulus Check Donation, South Jersey Church Provides Lunch For Jefferson Hospital
In South Jersey, a Clayton resident donated her $1,200 stimulus check to provide meals for hospital workers.
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In South Jersey, a Clayton resident donated her $1,200 stimulus check to provide meals for hospital workers.
Despite the good news, Kenney says he's still disturbed by the number of people around the city not wearing masks or facial coverings.
Gov. Phil Murphy warns parks will be shut down again if residents begin to congregate.
High school friends, fellow seniors and local police put on a parade to give Christopher a great sendoff.
"A township cannot actually legally restrict folks from outside of their township," Murphy said. "So that's not actually within their right to do so."
Geno's owner Geno Vento has pledged to donate hundreds of cheesesteaks to hospitals throughout the Philadelphia region.
Some restrictions are being lifted at the Jersey Shore.
A South Jersey funeral home manager says he's started to receive calls from North Jersey residents, requesting to make arrangements because North Jersey funeral homes are full.
Happy birthday, Mary!
At the Ridley Township Marina, managers say customers are relieved and excited to get back on the water.
The 42-year-old was at Temple University Hospital battling COVID-19 for more than two weeks.
Since the relief fund launched last month, it has raised more than $26 million.
Teachers from Saint Dorothy Parish School in Drexel Hill paraded through neighborhoods to see their stay-at-home students.
Two companies in our area are coming together with a message and a way to help out those in the county who need it most.
Summer won't look like it has in years past but Murphy hopes to reopen shore towns sooner rather than later.
In 1918, the city of Philadelphia became a cautionary tale after a series of decisions led to a huge resurgence of the Spanish Flu.
In a statement, the union said it is seeking enhanced safety protections, as well as better working conditions and higher raises.
When the coronavirus pandemic hit, the McLeods took action.
The announcement comes after the union said SEPTA was not doing enough to protect workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Cars lined the Dover International Speedway's parking lot Wednesday, but not for the excitement of speeding race cars or the adrenaline from a concert.
A parade of thanks was held in Delaware County Wednesday for frontline health care workers at Crozer Chester Medical Center.
You know what's fun? Going the old-fashioned route and pulling out a board game.
Officials with the water department say a private plumber ruptured a line. The leak led to a washout of a gas line.
While several MLB teams are offering at least some relief for their third-party workers, Aramark employees say the Phillies are not among them.
There was a huge show of support for the health care workers on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic Monday night in Camden.
