Public Safety

Beginning Monday, violators could face fines, jail time

With dine-in service now illegal, restaurants and bars are adapting to survive. Many have launched takeout businesses overnight.

“Everybody takes advice from us when things like this happen.”

Nonprofits and government officials are struggling to maintain connection with victims.

Pennsylvania reported its first COVID-19-related death Wednesday, a person from Northampton County.

In the age of the coronavirus pandemic, biking infrastructure is critical for Philadelphia residents to travel safely and maintain social distancing.

New Jersey has some of the strictest gun laws in the country. It also has a growing pro-second amendment movement.

Melissa Hall, who has a weakened immune system, ventured out for the first time in a week on Friday and donned a surgical mask to go grocery shopping.

Gov. Wolf’s decision came during a frenzied afternoon in which counties and districts across the Philadelphia region announced an intent to shutter schools.

The public university will pay $290K to women who said it failed to protect them from sexual violence and thoroughly investigate their claims.

A Jersey Shore town is getting creative in its mission to recruit and retain lifeguards in the face of high housing costs. 

Shirley and Bob Redcay, of Denver, were sure their home was getting clean drinking water from the brand-new well on their property.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is telling Americans that they should be prepared for the possibility of a COVID-19 outbreak in their community.

As labs across the United States quickly ramp up their ability to test for the novel coronavirus, public health officials are anxiously awaiting results.

Concerns about the coronavirus outbreak's threat to the world economy grew Saturday.