Coronavirus Latest: Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia Creates Music Video To Explain Why Everyone Is Wearing Masks
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.
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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.
As more people lose their jobs amid the global pandemic, demand for food and donations is on the rise.
On the day that would have been the Phillies' home opener, Bryce Harper is making a difference off the field.
Retired medical professionals from around the country, like Balaban in Montgomery County, have signed up to return to service.
There is a growing petition with 300 names on it opposing township council even taking a vote on the land plan.
Comedian Kevin Hart is giving back to his hometown during the coronavirus crisis.
They are being delivered Tuesday to Penn Hospital, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital and Temple University.
They also want motels and hotels to only rent to individuals who are performing essential functions.
The protest came after the ACLU asked the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to weigh in because of what the ACLU is calling "an extraordinary public health risk."
At Jefferson Health, there are lighter moments mixed with the difficult ones.
Without their usual army of volunteers, the Cathedral Kitchen in Camden is stretching their people to the limit to meet the need for feeding homeless and hungry people in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
John Muchitelli is a volunteer and registered nurse with the Philadelphia Medical Reserve Corps.
The other night, Evangelista gave out 350 meals and she says she will continue to do this as long as the donations keep coming in.
Montgomery County confirmed its second COVID-19 death Wednesday afternoon.
The police department is not releasing the identity or number of infected officers.
SEPTA is urging customers to practice social distancing even while on the bus.
People donate to a GoFundMe account and all the money is funneled to local restaurants whose workers prepare food for health care staff at area hospitals.
The gang gives back.
Earlier in the week, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy banned gatherings of 50 or more people in an effort to stop the spread of coronavirus.
A socially distant dance party is helping people stay active and unified in the face of the coronavirus pandemic.
As people of faith lean on God during the coronavirus pandemic, leaders are reminding people this too shall pass.
Popular Philadelphia blogger, paparazzo and CBS3 contributor HughE Dillon revealed he tested positive for COVID-19.
D'Alessandro says the U.S. Embassy declined to fly them home, even though Canada has evacuated its citizens.
Another unintended consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic: no large gatherings means no weddings.
"It was the single hardest day I've ever experienced owning a business," Riverwards Produce owner Vincent Finazzo said.
