'We've Got This Thing On The Run': Gov. Murphy Ending Weekly COVID-19 Briefings On 2-Year Anniversary Of Pandemic
The road to recovery in the Garden State is looking bright, according to Gov. Phil Murphy.
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The road to recovery in the Garden State is looking bright, according to Gov. Phil Murphy.
Radnor and Garnet Valley's school districts both voted to end their mask mandates this week.
The only remaining COVID mandate in Philadelphia is for masks to be worn inside.
More schools are getting closer to being back to normal without COVID precautions.
Law enforcement officials say fake vaccination cards are a hot item on the black market.
All staff at the hospital have access to the room and there were no signs of forced entry, police said.
Anyone who continues to wear a cloth mask will need to wear it on top of the disposable mask.
A local pediatrician spoke with Eyewitness News on Tuesday night about what she wants to see before the approval is given.
Carney said mandates for masks remain in effect for schools and indoor businesses.
The sites will be located in existing skilled nursing facilities in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, as well as Blair and Clarion counties.
The new research says vaccinated people don't spread this new variant as easily as the unvaccinated.
Doctors say boosters are critical for high-risk groups because COVID-19 can be especially dangerous for them.
Visitors are allowed again as long as they have an appointment.
As a result, free video visits will be expanded and cable TV in inmates' cells will be free next month.
The site can test around 1,000 people per day, but only 350 people a day are making use of it.
The team, which includes nurses and respiratory therapists, started Saturday night at Grand View Hospital in Sellersville.
Temple's policy is similar to the University of Pennsylvania.
Murphy on Wednesday announced new requirements for people who work in high-risk health care settings.
The Philadelphia School District is getting help to increase COVID-19 vaccination rates among its students.
Given the formal launch wasn't expected until Wednesday, a White House official said this is only the beta phase to ensure the site works.
Starting on Jan. 19, the website COVIDTests.gov will provide tests at no cost, including no shipping fee, the White House announced Friday.
The court is allowing the administration to proceed with a vaccine mandate for most health care workers in the U.S.
On Thursday, National Nurses United will hold a day of action demanding that hospitals do a better job.
More than 100 Philadelphia schools shifted to virtual learning this week.
The school district said it will make a decision about shifting any other schools to virtual learning by 4 p.m. Sunday.
