Public Health

How do you meet your new neighbors when everyone’s in but no one is coming out? Our reporter invites her new neighbors to a virtual housewarming.

There are workarounds to takeout and whatever is left on the supermarket shelf. If canned or frozen fruits and veggies are all that’s left, use those.

Philadelphia is slowly moving school online. We spoke with families to hear about their hopes for this massive educational experiment.

State officials ordered most child care providers to close, but those based in a provider’s residence are exempt from the regulations.

Part 1 of a serialized novel of speculative fiction.

A church in Chestnut Hill greeted neighbors with a bagpipe band, while another in New Castle offered services in its parking lot for pajama-clad worshippers.

The death toll in the United States from the coronavirus has surpassed Italy's, putting America at No. 1 worldwide for the number of people killed by the virus.

Marked by colorful decals, the sites are intended to help prevent COVID-19 from spreading among people on the street.

Experts argue long-standing, long-known health problems like diabetes and lack of access to doctors in Black and Hispanic communities increase susceptibility to COVID-19.

A pair of Riverside Correctional Facility inmates said they fear for their lives as the novel coronavirus spreads in Philadelphia jails.

Silver lining to the coronavirus pandemic: Everyone’s in it together.

The U.S. death toll from the coronavirus eclipsed Italy's for the highest in the world Saturday at more than 19,700.

Pennsylvania lacks key information about the coronavirus outbreak due to the continued scarcity of testing and a systemic failure to gather patient data from tests.

Remote visits are essential to reduce the spread of the virus. After COVID-19, which populations might still benefit? Where might digital medicine fall short?

After a video of police dragging an unmasked man off a SEPTA bus went viral, the agency reversed coronavirus safety measures.