Coronavirus Pennsylvania: COVID-19-Related Deaths Approaching 2,000 As Statewide Cases Rise Above 42,700; Philadelphia Cases Exceed 12,500
Health officials reported Sunday 1,116 new cases in the commonwealth, bringing the statewide total to 42,794.
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Health officials reported Sunday 1,116 new cases in the commonwealth, bringing the statewide total to 42,794.
The online portal comes after the commonwealth received many inquires from people who want to help during the crisis.
For the fifth week in a row, millions of American workers applied for unemployment benefits, seeking financial relief as businesses remained closed during the coronavirus pandemic.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf has unveiled a color-coded approach to getting the state back to business safely.
Health officials say the shutdown of non-essential businesses is the best way to contain the spread of the virus and reopening too early could cause a resurgence.
In a Monday afternoon conference call, the governors of seven states -- New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts -- announced that they will be working as a group.
Statewide, Pennsylvania has exceeded 21,000 as the death toll nears 500, the state health department announced.
Coronavirus cases in Philadelphia took yet another jump on Saturday.
As of Tuesday, 123 warnings were given out by state police to businesses who violated the shutdown order.
Pennsylvania officials say there are now 18 presumptive positive coronavirus cases in Montgomery County, bringing the state's total to 41.
A new study finds New Jersey is among the top 10 states to raise a family.
The new initiative aims to remove the stigma linked to mental health, encourage people to get help and make resources more available and affordable.
The changes take effect for next April's primary election.
The university isn't releasing the the nature of the threat at this time.
Soon you'll need a Real ID to board planes.
In Philadelphia County, the beer you're nursing just went up by 2%.
Organizers say thousands of workers are expected to attend.
Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf said the changes will make the absentee ballot application process faster and more accessible for thousands of voters.
Big 7 Travel company released a survey of the friendliest states in the U.S., and Delaware and New Jersey ranked in the bottom five.
The DA's office says it found grave inconsistencies and inequities, with 72% of the death sentences overturned post-conviction.
The goal is to improve the production and sale of brewed beverages in the commonwealth.
Online sports betting is coming to Pennsylvania.
In the overall rankings, New Jersey came in at 12th, Delaware placed 23rd and Pennsylvania ranked the 41st best state in the country.
Health officials have confirmed measles cases in Pennsylvania, while warning of a possible exposure in New Jersey.
Democratic Lt. Gov. John Fetterman announced the appointment of Brandon Flood to the $89,000-a-year administrative post at a Capitol news conference.
