Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Sixth Port Authority Employee Tests Positive For Coronavirus
A sixth Port Authority employee has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to a Port Authority spokesperson.
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A sixth Port Authority employee has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to a Port Authority spokesperson.
Governor Wolf announced that $16 million would be provided to food banks across the state Saturday.
The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry is now accepting applications from certain workers affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health confirmed 1,628 additional positive cases of Coronavirus Saturday, as well as 80 additional Coronavirus-related deaths.
The Allegheny County Health Department says the number of Coronavirus-related deaths has climbed to 47, and the total number of cases of the virus county-wide now stands at 1,009.
Rite Aid is expanding testing sites to four states: Ohio, Michigan, New Jersey and New York.
Starting this Sunday, there will be new hours for at-risk customers at Sheetz.
A local police department is helping its autistic residents during these unprecedented times.
Saturday sunny skies will be the highlight of the day.
According to Pa. governor Tom Wolf, the state is not ready to reopen yet -- but when it does reopen, it will be a gradual approach.
The Finleyville Food Pantry will be holding an event to distribute food and other essential items Saturday.
The RMU School of Engineering, Mathematics and Science has joined a local task force to help supply protective and diagnostic equipment to healthcare workers.
The VA Hospital in Pittsburgh is reporting its first death due to Coronavirus.
A local organization is providing meals to hospital workers while supporting restaurants impacted by coronavirus closures.
A 12-year-old girl in Baldwin is using her passion for service to help out veterans during the coronavirus pandemic.
