More than 1,300 people in Philadelphia have tested positive for COVID-19 as Philadelphia continues social-distancing measures aimed at slowing the spread of the deadly new coronavirus.

The owner of the shuttered Hahnemann Hospital is facing backlash from vandals as well as presidential candidate Bernie Sanders after talks with Philadelphia to reopen the building for COVID-19 patients fell through

A 1-year-old, his 18-year-old mother, another teen and two women were shot as a gunman fired at a birthday party in North Philadelphia Monday night.

A 2-year-old boy, his teenage mother, a teenage girl and two women were shot during a block birthday party in North Philadelphia Monday night. NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal has details.

SEPTA police find a man shot in the head on the floor of an in-service Market-Frankford train. The man died a short time later.

Philadelphia police are cracking down on people who are not following the city’s stay-at-home order amid the coronavirus pandemic. NBC10’s Steven Fisher has the details.

A gunman shot a toddler, two teen gils and two women who were at a birthday party in North Philadelphia. The toddler and teens are all in critical condition. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia has the details.

Vandals targeted the Center City home of the owner of Hahnemann Hospital while Senator Bernie Sanders criticized him on social media after talks with Philly to reopen the shuttered building as a site for quarantined COVID-19 patients fell through. NBC10’s Steven Fisher has the details.

Officials are working to “flatten the curve” in Philadelphia as the number of novel coronavirus cases continues to rise in the city. NBC10’s Wendy Saltzman has the details.

Temple University is allowing the City of Philadelphia to use the campus arena, the Liacouras Center, as a temporary hospital for ailments unrelated to the coronavirus.

Philadelphia will open 20 community sites on Monday providing free food to residents impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.

Philadelphia opened up 20 free food pickup sites in location throughout the city to help residents impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. NBC10’s Aunyea Lachelle has the details.

As news of new coronavirus cases and what you need to do to stay safe take over your news feeds, here are some of the other news stories that happened today.

Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley said Monday that at least 1,072 confirmed coronavirus cases in the city. Nine people have lost their lives to the disease. Farley said the virus is prevalent in all city neighborhoods and affecting all races and genders.

Philadelphia, Philabundance and the Share Food Program have teamed up to bring free meals to families dealing with food insecurity amid the coronavirus pandemic. NBC10’s Katy Zachry reports after the program began Monday.

NBC10’s Katy Zachry reports from Philabundance’s South Philadelphia facility ahead of a free food box giveaway for families struggling with food security with the coronavirus pandemic.

A man died after being shot in the head on a westbound train on SEPTA’s Market-Frankford line.

Authorities say a man who allegedly fired dozens of shots at police during a two-hour standoff at a Philadelphia apartment was found critically wounded inside the residence.

A man was hospitalized early Monday after exchanging gunfire with police along Kendrick Street in Philadelphia’s Holmesburg neighborhood late Sunday night, Philadelphia police said..

Two people were killed while another was critically injured in three separate shootings in Philadelphia Sunday, prompting a commanding officer to call for an end to the violence and for people to stay home amid the coronavirus lockdowns in the city.