Coronavirus Pandemic

A quick reference guide to Mayor Kenney’s “Safer at Home” plan.

State agencies, already stretched thin responding to the coronavirus outbreak, will have to oversee new programs created virtually from scratch.

A North Jersey Republican says Gov. Phil Murphy violated his own executive order marching with Black Lives Matter protests; wants State Police to act.

As the yellow phase progresses, select locations among the city’s 55 library branches will make pickups and returns available; no date has been announced.

New Castle County announced free COVID-19 testing sites in Wilmington, Newark, New Castle and Middletown.

“It’s just super important to band together...and make sure that you understand the importance of healing within the devastation that we have all faced throughout this time.”

The state Health Department moved forward with issuing guidelines for camps and youth summer programs to limit the spread of COVID-19.

Two nonprofits have raised more than $50,000 in donations.

As odd a time as it is to graduate school, it’s just as odd a time to retire from a career working in schools. Meet five people navigating those emotions.

Bucks County officials linked one-third of new COVID-19 cases reported Saturday to someone who spread the virus at recent Jersey Shore gatherings.

Several states are projecting tax revenue will be down 20% or more for the fiscal year starting next month.

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia says Archbishop Nelson Perez will be principal celebrant at a 9 a.m. Mass in North Philadelphia.

“We’re here 24 hours,” Sulimay’s owner Chad Todd said. “I sleep above the restaurant, I come down and I do what I can to help people in need, that’s it.”

As the number of new COVID-19 case numbers continues to decline, Delaware Gov. John Carney said recreational baseball and softball games can resume.

After days of protest over the police killing of George Floyd, City Council wants the city to redirect spending to better address racial disparities.