Coronavirus Latest: New Jersey Residents Adapting After Rare Domestic Travel Advisory Goes Into Effect
The advisory comes as an attempt to combat the coronavirus.
Watch CBS News
The advisory comes as an attempt to combat the coronavirus.
Officials say the inmate, who has underlying health conditions, is currently in isolation.
The site will be staffed by medical professionals from the region, but officials are asking for additional help.
The executive order will go into effect at 8 a.m. Monday.
Officials say the officer has been in self-isolation at his home since March 15.
According to police, this happened just before 3 p.m. Sunday at 49th and Pentridge Streets.
Coronavirus cases continue to surge in New Jersey as the statewide total now stands at more than 13,000.
On Sunday, health officials announced an additional 643 cases, bringing the statewide total to 3,394.
There are now 141 cases in New Castle County, 25 in Kent County and 66 in Sussex County.
This request would also offer support for individuals who are struggling during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Pennsylvania's unemployment website was overwhelmed Sunday as the coronavirus pandemic put a number of people across the state out of work.
SEPTA is reducing Regional Rail services to an "Essential Service Schedule" in an effort to contain the coronavirus outbreak.
Grocery delivery services could be complicated during the coronavirus pandemic as some workers plan to strike.
Two local women have had to adjust their birth plans due to the coronavirus pandemic.
On Saturday, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced over 2,000 new COVID-19 cases, raising the statewide total to 11,124.
Kristie Bowen told CBS3 on Saturday that she's been forced to make an emotional decision for her family.
Relatives identified the woman as Nassira Harper.
Military personnel began unloading equipment on Saturday at the Glen Mills School.
Wolf also says the state is speeding up the process for recent medical school graduates to practice.
An act of kindness in a frightening time.
Six residents of the HarborChase of Wilmington's memory care unit have tested positive for COVID-19.
Police say Wade Jackson threw a "Corona Party" at his rented apartment on Friday night.
Another 32 deaths were also reported, bringing the death toll in the state to 140.
The statewide total is now at 2,751.
According to police, this happened on the 2100 block of North 12th Street just before midnight on Friday.
