11 New Coronavirus Cases In Pennsylvania Linked To Jersey Shore Beach House Gatherings
Bucks County health officials say 11 new coronavirus cases have been traced to Jersey Shore gatherings.
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Bucks County health officials say 11 new coronavirus cases have been traced to Jersey Shore gatherings.
Nearly a dozen in the group are participating in a hunger strike, which began on May 28.
City leaders called the two-hour meeting a listening session and it happened while protests swept all across the region.
The incident happened around 3:45 p.m. Sunday on South Ruby Street.
This is the first night in over a week that a curfew will not be issued for Philadelphia.
A celebration of the reopening is scheduled for Monday morning.
Wischnowski will formally leave the Inquirer on June 12.
Police said the truck had been heading north when it struck the concrete divider and became fully engulfed in flames, killing the animals in the attached trailer.
It happened around 1:15 p.m. Sunday on the 800 block of North 39th Street.
Health officials say there are now 164,164 COVID-19 cases across the state.
According to Delaware State Police, a man witnessed an SUV driving recklessly down Camp Arrow Head Road late Saturday afternoon in Lewes.
According to officials, fire crews responded to the 1600 block of West Tioga Street just before 2 a.m. Sunday.
On Sunday, 506 new COVID-19 cases were reported, bringing the statewide total to 75,592.
The mural at 9th and Montrose Streets in the Italian Market became a blank canvas overnight Sunday.
There is a sign of hope in Philadelphia's Road to Recovery in the fight against the coronavirus.
A 22-year-old man was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds at 58th and Trinity Streets around 10:30 p.m. Saturday.
Demonstrations were peaceful as Philadelphia went into a citywide curfew for the eighth straight night Saturday.
The demonstration topped off an unprecedented week of peaceful protests and all of them fighting against police brutality and racial inequality.
The Bucks County Sheriff's Office says Booz served the county since 1988.
Kenney called this past week "humbling" and said there's "a great deal more for me to learn."
A large crowd cheered a newlywed couple as they celebrated their wedding among thousands of protesters in Center City on Saturday.
The incident happened around 5:15 p.m. Saturday on the 2900 block of Waterloo Street.
The donations will be distributed to seven food pantries that serve communities from Media to Upper Darby and Havertown.
Free masks were given out to protesters Saturday.
Four members of Philadelphia's City Council are calling for a cease and desist on police use of tear gas and rubber bullets.
