Coronavirus Latest: Philabundance Seeing Drastic Drop In Volunteers Over COVID-19 Concerns
Some food banks are seeing new challenges as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Some food banks are seeing new challenges as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
The base says a dependent of a service member tested positive and is currently in isolation at an off-base residence.
The Red Cross says blood is desperately needed. Donations have dropped dramatically because of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Stay away from the shore. That's the message from the Cape May County freeholder director.
Making sure those who need food is taking on increased urgency amid the coronavirus outbreak
Treating every sick person as a possible COVID-19 case is causing hospitals to unnecessarily burn through personal protective equipment.
Camden County health officials declared a state of emergency in the county Monday afternoon.
The COVID-19 outbreak has morphed from a health care crisis into an economic one, with businesses closing their doors.
Earlier Monday, the school announced three students tested positive for coronavirus after traveling abroad for spring break.
With schools and businesses closing, people are separated, increasing feelings of loneliness and isolation.
At a press conference Thursday night, officials said they are falling in line with Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf in his recommendations that residents not partake in large group activities.
The EMS provider tested presumptive positive for coronavirus late Wednesday.
On Thursday, health officials announced six new cases in New Jersey, bringing the total to 29 in the Garden State.
Archbishop Nelson Perez announced the decision Thursday.
Many of the students are being given short notice to leave campus.
Students are advised to vacate Temple housing as soon as possible but no later than Saturday, March 21, by 5 p.m.
The announcement comes after Philadelphia city officials recommended that people not attend public gatherings that would have more than 5,000 people.
CHOP officials say the doctor saw approximately two dozen patients over four days before seeking medical attention.
The survivors painted rocks with messages of hope, inclusivity and compassion at the Brodsky Enrichment Center in Bala Cynwyd.
The Lucaciu family's 2-year-old daughter, Alexandra, has been battling leukemia.
For a year, parents and booster programs raised funds to send about 150 band members and staff to China. Then the coronavirus hit.
Wilson tried to stop a robbery in a GameStop and was shot to death five years ago.
A Delaware County group known for its philanthropic work is at it again.
Chandler Lutz gives 3 Cheers to a South Jersey woman who created a "cat lounge" to save animals.
Reyes is originally from Honduras. Her family came to the U.S. in 2012, claiming asylum but their case was denied in 2018.
