Montgomery County Officials Signing Emergency Disaster Declaration In Response To Potential Coronavirus Outbreak
This comes after four people in the county have tested presumptive positive for coronavirus.
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This comes after four people in the county have tested presumptive positive for coronavirus.
Two more people from Montgomery County have tested presumptive positive for coronavirus, state health officials say.
The school district canceled classes for five schools on Friday after people within the district were exposed to a confirmed coronavirus patient.
Health authorities said they are tracking 27 people in the state, one-third of them in Bergen County.
Germantown Academy in Fort Washington will be closed on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
This year's event which was scheduled for Monday, March 9 will be rescheduled for a later day, according to the team.
Delaware County declared a state of emergency on Saturday following the announcement of one presumed case of coronavirus.
The blaze broke out at Deja Vu nightclub, located on the 300 block of Hamilton St, sometime after 3 a.m. Sunday.
Police in West Earl Township said the car was heading north on Route 222 when it crossed the median and struck the minivan head-on at about noon Saturday.
Police said the 23-year-old man initially left the scene but later turned himself in to police.
Since the presumptive positive case, Delaware County officials say they have signed an emergency disaster declaration.
The American Conservative Union says the patient is currently quarantined in New Jersey.
Camden County health officials confirm the patient who is presumed to have tested positive for coronavirus is a Cherry Hill resident.
Philadelphia International Airport, SEPTA and city officials are getting ready just in case there's a coronavirus outbreak.
Drivers in New Jersey are seeing gas prices heading down again due to declining crude oil prices and global demand for both oil and gasoline amid concerns about the new coronavirus.
The Phillies say the change was made as a precautionary measure based on CDC guidelines.
Police say Leylah White-Cotterell was last seen on the 5700 block of Dunlap Street, just before 1 a.m. Saturday.
Women will be joined by Philadelphia's fire and police departments, as well as the office of emergency management.
University officials say new members of the Class of 2024 will instead receive orientation via a web-based program, which includes a virtual campus tour.
This comes after Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf signed an emergency disaster declaration after announcing two presumed positive coronavirus cases in the state this morning.
The Sixers have 19 games remaining in the regular season, with 11 of those being at the Wells Fargo Center.
There are already two other presumptive coronavirus cases in North Jersey.
Five schools in the Central Bucks School District were closed Friday after school officials say people within the district were exposed to a confirmed case of coronavirus.
Hospitals around the region have been gearing up for a surge of patients with potential cases of the coronavirus, known as COVID-19.
They quickly coordinated a meeting here at the Delaware County Courthouse to discuss next steps and their response.
