“We all hoped it would not come to this,” Wolf said. “The current state of the surge in Pennsylvania will not allow this to wait.”

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“We all hoped it would not come to this,” Wolf said. “The current state of the surge in Pennsylvania will not allow this to wait.”
Gov. Tom Wolf said he has no symptoms and is quarantined at home.
“We’re doing everything we can in our power to avoid going back to where we were in March and April,” Gov. Tom Wolf said.
In the coming weeks, the FDA could approve the first vaccines for COVID-19, so we wanted to answer some frequently asked questions.
Approximately 63% of Pennsylvania restaurant owners said they could be forced to close if they don’t get help in the next few months.
The restriction is one of many new restrictions the state issued on Monday in an effort to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
The coronavirus spread fast throughout 2020 and the first few weeks of this year. As more people have been vaccinated, the number of cases has been dropping. We’ll keep track of the virus’ spread and impact in this running blog.
The state has seen a rapid rise in cases and hospitalizations in the last two months and models say things could get worse.
State officials are leaving it up to local municipalities to set their own restrictions to help curb the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Officials in Montgomery County, the third-most populous county in Pennsylvania, have ordered schools to close for two weeks starting on Nov. 23.
The state saw more than 4,000 new cases for the second time in four days.
Health Secretary says news of vaccine is positive, but Pennsylvanians have to work together.
Pennsylvania marks the 28th consecutive day more than 1,000 new cases have been reported.
The state has counted an average of 2,053 cases per day over the last seven days, breaking records for new daily infections.
Gov. Tom Wolf also has asked President Donald Trump to stop holding rallies in the state, saying they endanger the lives of Pennsylvanians.
State officials have no plans to impose another statewide stay-at-home order or business shutdown “at this time,” the state Secretary of Health said.
“Gisele Fetterman spends much of her time devoted to making our state and world a better place and she—and every Pennsylvanian—deserves our respect,” Wolf said.
Republicans are looking to reopen businesses quickly, while Democrats look to longer-term solutions.
The governor’s new limits employ a sliding scale, linked to the size of the crowd and the capacity of the venue.
A federal judge in Pittsburgh has ruled that Gov. Tom Wolf’s orders that Pennsylvanians close all non-life-sustaining businesses and stay at home in an effort to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus were unconstitutional.
Gov. Tom Wolf announced Tuesday he is relaxing restrictions on indoor dining, providing some relief to an industry that’s been hit hard by the crisis.
“We continue to experience outbreaks and community spread throughout Pennsylvania. This recommendation for no fall sports is not only based on data, but common sense.”
Gov. Wolf said on Thursday the state’s testing is “below average” and told reporters “we need to do better.”
A contact-tracing app that was downloaded by one-fifth of Ireland in 36 hours might undergo a pilot project in Pennsylvania.
Gov. Tom Wolf cited rising infection rates in some hot spots when he imposed a new round of restrictions on bars and restaurants two weeks ago.
Gov. Wolf’s administration has largely shunned a one-size-fits-all approach in a sprawling state where the coronavirus has wreaked havoc in some heavily populated counties while barely touching others.
When it comes to the coronavirus in Pennsylvania, it’s a tug of war between health and politics.
This week, public health experts downgraded the state from “making progress” to “trending poorly.”
In a release, the Wolf administration blamed Republican county officials for voting to open about a month ago.
State Rep. Daryl Metcalfe unveiled articles of impeachment against Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf on Tuesday, citing his handling of the coronavirus outbreak.