COVID In Pennsylvania: New Mask Mandate, Travel Restrictions Now In Effect
A new mask mandate and COVID-19 travel restrictions went into effect in Pennsylvania overnight.
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A new mask mandate and COVID-19 travel restrictions went into effect in Pennsylvania overnight.
With the coronavirus surging around the U.S. and the world, the pressure is on for regulators to make a speedy decision.
The crash happened around 3 a.m. on the southbound lanes, approaching the airport at Enterprise Avenue.
The standoff began around 6 a.m. morning on the 7900 block of Frankford Avenue.
After walking out at 10 a.m., the students will walk across the parkway, to the archdiocese headquarters and hold a protest.
In a statement on Facebook, Mike Scotese thanked his guests and his staff for all of the great years.
Police say the shooting happened on C Street, near West Indiana Avenue, around 1 a.m. Friday.
The national campaign aims at getting everyone to mask up, and a local hospital is boosting that message.
Those who enjoy pumping iron in the gym aren't very pleased with the latest set of restrictions to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Traveling for Thanksgiving is expected to be significantly down from years past due to the pandemic.
Lawmakers were hopeful the bill could get a floor vote next week, but the Senate session was canceled Thursday evening.
Wolf, a Democrat who has advocated for broader gun control measures, opposes the bills, his office said Thursday.
The chamber voted 112 to 90 for a resolution that will conduct a study to be reported back by early February.
There's no word if there are any injuries.
The so-called COVID-19 survival kits included masks and hand sanitizer.
While health officials are sounding the alarm about traveling this holiday season, American Airlines is getting ready for a travel experience that is unlike anything in year's past.
The state's health department laid out an interim vaccination plan today.
On Wednesday, Morey and the Sixers made money moves.
There is concern over retail stores possibly struggling during what should be their busiest time of the year.
Included in that troubling figure are hit-and-runs, cases that are notoriously difficult to solve.
Murphy has left it to each school district to decide what works best for its students and he believes the system is working.
A Philadelphia Eagles player has tested positive for COVID-19.
Outlaw is working from home after an employee assigned to her immediate office tested positive for COVID-19.
Tomorrow at 5 p.m., the new limits on gatherings in Philadelphia go into effect, closing things like indoor dining and gyms.
The Merry Money Scratch-Off ticket was sold at the Rite Aid at 1249 West Chester Pike in West Chester.
