Death Of Man Probed After Police Chase Outside Trenton Hospital
The New Jersey attorney general's office says Trenton police responded shortly before noon Friday to a report of a disturbed man outside St. Francis Hospital.
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The New Jersey attorney general's office says Trenton police responded shortly before noon Friday to a report of a disturbed man outside St. Francis Hospital.
An additional 4,331 cases were announced, bringing the state total to 34,124.
Police say the 21-year-old man was shot three times: once in the neck and twice in the shoulder.
The Lower Merion High School alum is now, officially, a Hall of Famer.
Coronavirus cases in Philadelphia took yet another jump on Saturday.
Police responding to a 911 call found Darlene Pennewell, 55, in her Salem City Housing Authority apartment around 11:30 a.m. Thursday.
Gunfire rang out just before 1:30 a.m. Saturday on the 2200 block of West Ontario Street.
The number of coronavirus cases in Pennsylvania has climbed above 8,400 and more than 100 residents have now died from the virus.
Even in a time of crisis, viral sensation "Aunt Mary Pat DiSabatino" knows exactly what to say.
Pink says she's donating $500,000 to Temple University Hospital's emergency fund in honor of her mother, Judy Moore.
Einhorn, known as the "Unicorn Killer," was found dead this morning at a prison outside of Pittsburgh.
On Friday, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania held a worldwide virtual symposium on the coronavirus.
Until this passes, let's look at the beauty around us and focus on what's to come.
Troopers are focusing on non-interstate roads that are seeing a large volume of out-of-state travelers.
Kacie Brandenburg had been quarantined in a Cusco room in Peru but will return to the U.S. on Friday night.
City officials are continuing to make sure Philadelphians are adhering to social distancing guidelines and stay-at-home orders as the number of COVID-19 cases and related deaths continue to rise.
Hite also says Philadelphia school spring break will continue as normal.
The Philadelphia sports community is doing its part to answer the call for health care support during this coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced 4,372 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the statewide total to 29,895.
The schedule change is effective through at least May 15.
Paid leave for state employees whose work locations are closed and who are unable to work remotely will end April 10, according to Gov. Tom Wolf's Office of Administration.
While it's not a permanent policy, Wegmans says it closely monitors the number of people in stores.
The governor signed the order Thursday, saying he hopes the state will not have to use the power it authorized.
So far, he has made 200 protective face shields right in his Brewerytown apartment.
The ceremony was originally scheduled on Saturday, May 30.
