Coronavirus Delaware: COVID-19 Cases Jump Above 5,000 As Death Toll Approaches 170
On Saturday, health officials announced 120 additional COVID-19 cases and nine new deaths.
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On Saturday, health officials announced 120 additional COVID-19 cases and nine new deaths.
Gov. Phil Murphy said Saturday he was "incredibly satisfied" by the cash infusion, which he said would help the state's health care systems stay on sound financial footing.
An additional 1,334 cases were reported on Saturday, bringing the state's total to 48,305, the statewide death toll also rose to 2,418.
Analysts say prices are likely to stabilize as the country begins to "slowly reopen."
A sunny and pleasant day is in store for Saturday, as high temperatures finally feel Spring-like in the lower 70s.
According to officials, gunshots rang out just before midnight at an apartment on South 9th and Ferry Streets.
Gov. Phil Murphy warns parks will be shut down again if residents begin to congregate.
The number of COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania is nearing 49,000 as the death toll has topped 2,500.
Starting on Monday, the School District of Philadelphia is starting a new era of online digital instruction, never tried in the district before.
"A township cannot actually legally restrict folks from outside of their township," Murphy said. "So that's not actually within their right to do so."
In Delaware, there are 4,829 cases of COVID-19 and 154 people have died from the virus.
Some restrictions are being lifted at the Jersey Shore.
Effective immediately, police will make instant arrests for burglaries, retail thefts, stolen cars, thefts from cars and people.
The caravan was a mobile protest highlighting the demands of various movements and groups in Philadelphia.
Friday was reopening day for construction sites, golf courses, and marinas in Pennsylvania, but that has Philadelphia officials worried of what may come next.
State police say they were part of a multi-agency response yesterday at Anderson Funeral Services on the 300 block of North Willow Street.
Not only did we not see any 80s in April, but we are talking about looking as far back as last fall for the last time we had 80 or warmer in the city.
The city estimates the outbreak is costing $649 million in lost revenue.
Researchers say this experiment shows it's important for everyone to wear a mask when in public.
The staff at Ramblewood Golf Course in Mount Laurel has actually rehearsed how to handle the expected crowds and do it safely.
Remdesivir, which was used in clinical trials at Temple and the University of Pennsylvania, is the first drug shown to help fight COVID-19, which has killed more than 230,000 people worldwide.
Biden said he will ask the National Archives to determine whether there is any record of such a complaint being filed.
On Friday, Gov. Phil Murphy announced 2,651 new COVID-19 cases, raising the statewide total to 121,190.
Jacob Sullivan, who raped, strangled and dismembered his girlfriend's 14-year-old daughter, has died from a ruptured aortic aneurysm.
On Friday, Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley reported 669 new cases, bringing the citywide total to 15,137.
