Coronavirus Philadelphia: SEPTA, TWU Continue Negotiations Over COVID-19 Protections
The union called off a work stoppage planned for yesterday after a conversation with Mayor Jim Kenney.
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The union called off a work stoppage planned for yesterday after a conversation with Mayor Jim Kenney.
Various sources are reporting that the Lighthouse Restaurant caught fire.
Not pretty, no, but data collected from sewers has helped researchers track diseases in the past, so officials in New Castle County have now put their waste to work.
Police say 27-year-old Jacqueline McBride has been arrested and charged with simple assault, terroristic threats and harassment.
The Eagles have finally gotten Carson Wentz some help.
Correctional Officer Maria Gibbs died from complications with the coronavirus on Wednesday.
The workers will be allowed to stay at the St. Basil Court Residence Hall.
City and health officials say densely-populated Philadelphia and its more than 11,000 positive coronavirus cases is nowhere near this timeframe.
Ridership is down 95% and executives say Amtrak is on pace to lose about $700 million this year.
The new model calls it the "hidden explosion."
Virtual classes are a new reality for students at Universal Bluford Charter School in West Philadelphia.
In the last five weeks, more than 858,000 New Jerseyans and 26 million Americans have filed for unemployment benefits.
The pastor of one of Philadelphia's largest black congregations has tested positive for COVID-19.
Police say the boy was shot multiple times throughout his body
Murphy said the state needs greater flexibility and also called for more direct cash payments from the federal government.
The parents of 4-year-old Kastari 'Star' Nunez, who was shot and killed in Northeast Philadelphia, have been charged in connection to her death.
Superintendent Dr. William Hite talked about it in a news conference Thursday morning.
Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday 99,989 New Jerseyans have been diagnosed with COVID-19 and another 307 have died.
The death toll in the state is now at 1,394.
There have been no reported injuries.
It happened around 2 a.m. Thursday in the 5100 block of Tulip Street.
Evesham police hope someone recognizes an armed robbery suspect who rode a bicycle to commit the crime.
The online portal comes after the commonwealth received many inquires from people who want to help during the crisis.
The payments went to some 556,000 residents, up 560% over last year, according to the department.
For the fifth week in a row, millions of American workers applied for unemployment benefits, seeking financial relief as businesses remained closed during the coronavirus pandemic.
