Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Local Governments Taking Action To Help Those Financially Impacted By COVID-19 Outbreak
With so many now out of work, efforts are underway to get financial help to workers who are facing hard times.
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With so many now out of work, efforts are underway to get financial help to workers who are facing hard times.
Making sure those who need food is taking on increased urgency amid the coronavirus outbreak
In all, there are now 16 confirmed coronavirus cases in Delaware. Fifteen
The letter is in response to President Trump's comment Tuesday that the Army Corps of Engineers is "ready, willing, and able" to aid.
While schools are out for two weeks, it appears guidance at the national level suggests a hunker down and pause on life may be significantly longer.
This decision was made with the health of the public and communities in mind, the company says.
Treating every sick person as a possible COVID-19 case is causing hospitals to unnecessarily burn through personal protective equipment.
The school says it's final determination on whether or not commencements will be rescheduled will be made in the coming weeks.
Elliott has been charged with murder, criminal homicide of a law enforcement officer and other related charges.
The Lower Merion School District says that a fourth-grade teacher is not hospitalized and is recovering at home.
Starting Thursday, all Giant grocery stores will only be open from 6 a.m. until 10 p.m.
A judge is rejecting an attempt to delay a special election to fill a vacant seat in Pennsylvania's House of Representatives from Bucks County over concerns that it would risk public health as coronavirus spreads.
The Philadelphia Police Department is changing its arresting procedures amid the coroanvirus outbreak.
Life, as we know it in Philadelphia, will be quite different for some time.
This decision is in accordance with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's guidance in regards to foodservice and public space.
Levin reiterated that Pennsylvanians should stay calm, stay home and stay safe.
Three patients in the state have died, including a man in his 90s who passed away in Bergen County.
Philadelphia now has 11 cases while there are now 32 in Montgomery County.
Officials in Newark are searching for a woman who tested positive for the coronavirus then disappeared from the hospital.
The school district's food service department will be providing free breakfast and lunch for children 18 and younger.
Students will be given learning materials and instructions on how to log in with their teachers.
Archbishop Nelson Perez has announced the suspension of all public masses in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Jefferson Health has already opened some sites, including one at 10th and Chestnut Streets.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority is shutting down its offices but it's not a free-for-all.
