Philadelphia Announces New Restrictions on Business Activity

Philadelphia, PA - City officials today announced new restrictions on commercial activity, and a halt to all non-essential City government operations, in order to reduce the spread of the COVID-19 novel coronavirus in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia to Provide Meals and Activity Space

Philadelphia, PA - As a result of Philadelphia school's temporary closing from Monday, March 16 through Friday, March 27, the Philadelphia School District and City of Philadelphia plan to provide meal service along with drop-in activity space for students over the next two weeks.

Photo: Wonderspaces Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA - In keeping with the local guidelines for public gatherings, and to be a responsible member of the community, Wonderspaces Philadelphia has begun reducing the number of visitors visiting the artwork.

Photo: Parx's Casino

Philadelphia, PA - Philadelphia Area Casinos Close During Covid-19 Epidemic: to ensure the safety of the public and employees at the region's casino and gaming complexes. The temporary closings are currently in effect and local casinos are asking the public to check their websites for updates.

What's Open in Philadelphia During Coronavirus Closures

Philadelphia, PA - What's Open in Philadelphia During Coronavirus Closures? While a lot of businesses and events around Philadelphia are either closing or postponing public events as the city has now banned all gatherings, 50 people or more. There are still a few places where you can go out and enjoy the day or evening.

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Philadelphia, PA - The City of Philadelphia has reported its first possible case of Coronavirus to be an adult resident who may have contracted the SARS-CoV-2 virus and is considered a probable positive case of COVID-19 Coronavirus. The patient is understood to have had direct exposure to a previously verified case of the illness and is presently isolated at home.