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COVID In Philadelphia: Main Line Health Postpones Elective Surgeries To Make More Beds Available As Hospitalizations Rise Across StateHospitals are filling up again and there are staffing issues because so many health care workers are being exposed in the community.
Severe Storms Leave Flooding, Downed Trees Scattered Across Delaware ValleyFlooding remains a concern this evening as rain and heavy winds swept through the Delaware Valley.
'Everything's Different': Cyber Monday Sales Helping Local Small Businesses Stay Afloat During PandemicWith the pandemic, they're having to push more online sales in order to stay opened and stay safe.
Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Vetoes GOP-Backed Bill On Limiting COVID-19 LiabilityWolf’s veto message argued that with the pandemic spreading, it is not a good idea to be providing legal protections “for noncompliance or carelessness.”
Philadelphia Weather: Severe Storms Spawn Tornado Warnings Across Parts Of RegionIt has been a rainy start to the workweek across the Philadelphia region.
COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy To Limit Outdoor Gatherings To 25 People, Indoor High School, Youth Sports Suspended Until 2021
COVID In Pennsylvania: Commonwealth Expands Coronavirus App To School-Age Mobile Phone UsersThe app, named COVID AlertPa, had been limited to people 18 and over.
Police: 5 Teens Beat Woman Unconscious, Steal Car In North PhiladelphiaPolice say a 40-year-old woman was on the 1700 block of Wylie Street attempting to enter her vehicle when she was approached by the suspects from behind.
COVID In Pennsylvania: Officials Concerned As Over 4,400 People Hospitalized With Coronavirus In CommonwealthPennsylvania is reporting more than 4,200 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, as well as 32 new deaths.
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Pat Gallen's 3 To See: Eagles-SeahawksTwo birds flying in opposite directions meet tonight as the Eagles try to avoid their third-straight loss.
50% Of Americans Plan To Spend Average Of $137 On Gifts For Pets, Poll SaysNew treats and toys are the most popular gifts.
Eagles' Offensive Line Shuffle Continues As Birds Seek First Win Over Seahawks In Philly Since 1989Are you ready for some football? We hope the Eagles are.
'There Are Guys Counting On Me': Eagles Center Jason Kelce Set To Make 100th Straight StartThe Eagles' three-time All-Pro center will make his 100th consecutive start Monday night against the Seahawks.
CBS3 Pet Project: Why Do Some Cats Eat Strange Objects?Animal advocate Carol Erickson joins Eyewitness Mornings.
Toys For Tots Holds Contactless Toy Drive At Philadelphia's Tacony Masonic TempleA contactless toy drop-off replaced the valley of Philadelphia’s annual event that usually comes with a celebration and a meal.
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COVID In Philadelphia: Main Line Health Postpones Elective Surgeries To Make More Beds Available As Hospitalizations Rise Across StateHospitals are filling up again and there are staffing issues because so many health care workers are being exposed in the community.
Severe Storms Leave Flooding, Downed Trees Scattered Across Delaware ValleyFlooding remains a concern this evening as rain and heavy winds swept through the Delaware Valley.
'Everything's Different': Cyber Monday Sales Helping Local Small Businesses Stay Afloat During PandemicWith the pandemic, they're having to push more online sales in order to stay opened and stay safe.
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Severe Storms Leave Flooding, Downed Trees Scattered Across Delaware ValleyFlooding remains a concern this evening as rain and heavy winds swept through the Delaware Valley.
50% Of Americans Plan To Spend Average Of $137 On Gifts For Pets, Poll SaysNew treats and toys are the most popular gifts.
Philadelphia Weather: Severe Storms Spawn Tornado Warnings Across Parts Of RegionIt has been a rainy start to the workweek across the Philadelphia region.
Delaware News
Severe Storms Leave Flooding, Downed Trees Scattered Across Delaware ValleyFlooding remains a concern this evening as rain and heavy winds swept through the Delaware Valley.
COVID In Delaware: Viral Photos Showing Packed Christiana Mall Food Court Causes State To Put In New RestrictionsIn response, Delaware state health officials announced new COVID-19 restrictions at mall food courts.
Delaware State University President Tony Allen Named CEO Of Presidential Inaugural CommitteeTony Allen will lead the four-member presidential inaugural committee that will organize the activities surrounding the presidential inauguration.
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50% Of Americans Plan To Spend Average Of $137 On Gifts For Pets, Poll SaysNew treats and toys are the most popular gifts.
Eagles' Offensive Line Shuffle Continues As Birds Seek First Win Over Seahawks In Philly Since 1989Are you ready for some football? We hope the Eagles are.
'There Are Guys Counting On Me': Eagles Center Jason Kelce Set To Make 100th Straight StartThe Eagles' three-time All-Pro center will make his 100th consecutive start Monday night against the Seahawks.
Bob Miller, 'Whiz Kid' Phillie, Dies At 94Bob Miller, a right-hander for the Phillies’ 1950 “Whiz Kids” National League pennant winner, died Saturday.
Philadelphia Phillies Lost $145 Million During Pandemic Season: AP SourceA person familiar with the Phillies’ finances says the team lost $145 million during the pandemic-shortened 2020 season played without fans.
Penn State Finally Snaps Winless Skid To Start Season With 27-17 Win Over MichiganPenn State (1-5, 1-5 Big Ten) never trailed in this matchup of proud programs that have struggled mightily in this pandemic-shortened season.
Health News
COVID In Philadelphia: Main Line Health Postpones Elective Surgeries To Make More Beds Available As Hospitalizations Rise Across StateHospitals are filling up again and there are staffing issues because so many health care workers are being exposed in the community.
COVID In Delaware: Viral Photos Showing Packed Christiana Mall Food Court Causes State To Put In New RestrictionsIn response, Delaware state health officials announced new COVID-19 restrictions at mall food courts.
Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Vetoes GOP-Backed Bill On Limiting COVID-19 LiabilityWolf’s veto message argued that with the pandemic spreading, it is not a good idea to be providing legal protections “for noncompliance or carelessness.”
Offbeat
Baby Nancy, Sidewalk Chalk & Jenga Inducted Into National Toy Hall Of FameThree iconic toys have been inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame.
Poll: 79% Of College Students Say They Wouldn't Attend Parties This Fall To Prevent Coronavirus InfectionA new poll from College Reaction/Axios found that students are eager to return to campus and willing to not party in doing so.
7-Year-Old Boy Throws A Prom For His Nanny: 'One Of The Best People I've Known'A teenage girl in North Carolina who couldn't attend her high school prom because of the coronavirus outbreak still got a special bash thrown just for her -- by a seven-year-old boy that she babysits.
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New Jersey Officials Hold COVID-19 Response BriefingGov. Phil Murphy announced Monday outdoor gatherings will be limited to 25 people beginning Dec. 7.
Chester County DA Holds Press Conference On Man Charged For Allegedly Beating Girlfriend's Daughter UnconsciousDimitrios Moscharis, of West Chester, has been charged with attempted homicide.
Philadelphia Officials Provide Update On Coronavirus ResponseThis update comes as local business owners protest the latest round of restrictions in the city.
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Could Philadelphia Eagles Fans Be Allowed Inside Lincoln Financial Field This Season After All?But, could a recent change in the city's policy on large public events mean it's possible we may see fans in the stands this season after all?
Adventure Aquarium Wants Public To Vote On Name For New Little Blue PenguinA big announcement at the Adventure Aquarium about one of its smallest resident.
Coronavirus Latest: Barnes Foundation Offering 'Takeout' Series Showcasing Artwork On YouTubeThe Barnes Museum's daily specials are works of art, which they've started presenting virtually in a Barnes Takeout series on Youtube.
