Although Memorial Day Weekend is quickly approaching, it “will be unlike any previous” one, according to Philadelphia Mayor, Jim Kenney. Kenney urges Philadelphia residents to avoid breaking social distancing. “We View More »
Here are today’s headlines: SEPTA rides return to a regular schedule New Jersey beaches and sports’ complexes reopen Pennsylvania has a new unemployment benefit program Matt Silverman has your three-day View More »
The Philadelphia Department of Prisons announced on Tuesday that they will begin testing all incarcerated individuals for COVID-19. Testing will begin on May 20 and is expected to be completed View More »
The 27th annual Wawa Welcome America event will be held virtually amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The six-day event will continue to be broadcasted on NBC10 and Telemundo62 on July 4, View More »
The Mayor’s press conference on May 11th announced 102 confirmed coronavirus cases in the city of Philadelphia with no new fatalities. The total number of cases now stands at 18,313 and View More »
Philadelphia has extended its stay-at-home orders until June 4, as the county is still classified in the “red phase” of Governor Tom Wolf’s plan for reopening. In order to reopen, View More »
Thursday’s Headlines Temple celebrates #TempleMade day for graduates Financial aid for students from Coronavirus aid Jefferson and Temple terminate sale of Fox Chase Cancer Center Temple exploring different approaches to View More »
Today, Raritan High School in Hazlet, New Jersey, along with hundreds of other high schools across the state, is approaching week six of lockdown. “Going into this we had View More »
Since the COVID-19 outbreak, researchers have tried to find multiple ways to break down the demographics of those who have been infected by the coronavirus. With breakdowns from age to View More »
Secretary of Health, Dr. Rachel Levine gave her daily COVID-19 update, including new numbers, word on what businesses can and cannot open beginning May 8 and some hope for the View More »
