Coronavirus Pandemic

Testing by the Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium, led by physician Ala Stanford, will happen at two transit stations weekly.

Coronavirus cases are rising in nearly half the U.S. states. And while many are chalked up to increased testing or to small, local outbreaks, others are more alarming.

Get ready for a proliferation of sidewalk cafes.

Face coverings are now required, but police will not enforce the rule.

He is promising to dramatically expand testing for the virus, guarantee federal paid leave for all who get sick and create a national task force to better track COVID's spread

Pennsylvania will open nearly two dozen of its state-owned liquor and wine stores Friday as it continues to loosen coronavirus-related restrictions.

“No one should be forced to choose between their livelihood and contracting COVID-19,” said N.J. Labor Commissioner Rob Asaro-Angelo.

The City of Wilmington aims to increase restaurant business while keeping diners safe amid the coronavirus pandemic by launching curbside seating.

Democrat signups outnumbered Republicans, but not as much as past years.

The latest figure from the Labor Department marked the 10th straight weekly decline in applications for jobless aid since they peaked in mid-March when COVID-19 hit hard.

The online convening sought to look at the many effects and possible solutions to the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on communities of color.

"If cities like Allentown begin to crumble, that’s how America crumbles."

Historically, those expecting babies have been excluded from non-pregnancy related clinical trials.

After interviewing someone who tests positive, contact tracers notify people who were in close contact with that person and encourage them to get tested.

“We’re missing the whole point of this,” said Wolf. “We’re trying to stay safe from a virus that is bent on infecting as many people as it can.”