Coronavirus New Jersey: Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Site To Open At Rowan College
It will be located at Rowan College on Tanyard Road in Sewell.
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It will be located at Rowan College on Tanyard Road in Sewell.
Delaware Gov. John Carney is trying to keep people from other states from visiting "The First State," and possibly disregarding the state's call for social distancing and other precautions.
A third SEPTA employee has died from COVID-19, TWU Local 234 President Willie Brown confirmed to Eyewitness News.
The PCI says they have made 185,136 masks, which have been distributed to DOC facilities and offices.
Monday was two weeks ahead of the previously scheduled opening day.
Witnesses told police the woman was telling everyone she had tested positive for the coronavirus and she did not care who she infected.
Proof of township residency will be required.
CBS3 continues to check in on the health care workers on the front lines of the fight to contain the coronavirus.
Franklin Institute's Chief Astronomer Derrick Pitts explains why tonight's moon is so special.
The ShopRite on 24th Street and Oregon Avenue says an associate has tested positive for COVID-19.
Eyewitness News spoke to Dr. Claiborne Childs, the lead hospitalist at Penn Presbyterian Hospital, on what we can expect during the surge.
The buildings will be lit blue every Tuesday night for the month of April.
Chester County will be the first in Pennsylvania to undertake such a test.
Mayor Jim Kenney said Monday Philadelphia Police Lt. James Walker lost his life to COVID-19 over the weekend.
Many businesses around the country have pivoted to making items needed in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
On Monday, health officials in Cape May County announced 15 residents and 11 staff members at Victoria Manor have tested positive for COVID-19.
On Monday, SEPTA Transit Police Chief Thomas Nestel tweeted a photo of a male authorities wanted to speak with in connection to the assault.
Brown says there are currently 46 confirmed positive cases within the SEPTA union.
The number of positive tests are higher in poorer neighborhoods.
Any approved vaccine wouldn't be available for about a year.
There are now 783 total cases in the state including 15 deaths.
A department spokesperson said neither the city nor police department would provide that information.
Since March 15, the unemployment claims in Philadelphia have surpassed the one million mark.
Some communities in our area are not only dealing with COVID-19, but also a new round of deadly gun violence.
Healthcare workers are getting help from a new Facebook group that's attracted thousands of members quickly.
