Coronavirus Latest: Nation's Top Health Officials Warn COVID-19 Could Return This Winter With Vengeance
Health officials say the virus could come back this winter with vengeance.
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Health officials say the virus could come back this winter with vengeance.
Doctors say they've successfully treated the first two patients in New Jersey who received plasma from other people who had COVID-19.
So many local businesses have taken a huge hit during the economic shutdown.
The union is giving SEPTA until Thursday to implement better safety precautions to protect employees during the coronavirus pandemic or it will take action.
The fire grew to two alarms before crews could get it under control.
They include employees who work in support, administrative and technical areas.
Officials with the water department say a private plumber ruptured a line. The leak led to a washout of a gas line.
In Delaware County, the National Guard dropped off pallets of food at Drexel Hill Middle School Tuesday.
New Jersey's third field medical hospital is inside the Atlantic City Convention Center.
Camden County was hit especially hard.
Police are investigating after gunfire claimed the life of a 4-year-old girl in Northeast Philadelphia.
In the last month there have been over 1.5 million unemployment claims made in Pennsylvania, that's nearly half a million more in all of last year.
While several MLB teams are offering at least some relief for their third-party workers, Aramark employees say the Phillies are not among them.
A funeral home in Delaware County is turning to alternative measures to help families say goodbye to loved ones during this pandemic.
Doctors are worried fear of COVID-19 is stopping patients from getting the treatment they need.
Philadelphia health officials announced Tuesday that the number of coronavirus cases has exceeded 10,000.
The spike comes as the number of new cases has been leveling off, the first-term Democrat said at a news conference.
Surveillance video shows the suspect taking jewelry and gold from the display cases and fleeing the scene.
Coronavirus cases in Delaware continue to rise.
The map is searchable by county and ZIP code. The county data also shows the number of COVID-19 deaths.
The testing site at Cooper's Poynt Waterfront Park is temporarily closed and patients are asked to visit one of the other clinic sites operated by the Cooper University Health Care or Virtua Health until the site reopens.
It's looking like another active afternoon across the region, Tuesday.
Pennsylvania has extended its stay-at-home order until next month.
While in-person car sales have been prohibited thoughout the northeast, surrounding states like New Jersey, Delaware and New York have permitted dealerships to sell cars online.
Inovio Pharmaceuticals is one of 70 companies worldwide that are working on vaccines.
