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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy sat down with NBC10’s Erin Coleman about his hopes for getting New Jersey somewhat back to normal in the coming months. He warns that more coronavirus testing is still needed.

In his daily briefing on Tuesday, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said the state recorded more than 4,000 newly-confirmed coronavirus infections and 365 additional deaths.

At least 2,443 people have died from COVID-19 complications and 64,854 people have tested positive for the new coronavirus in New Jersey.

Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley said Monday that there’s solid evidence of the social distancing efforts helping to flatten the curve. Still, there are hundreds of new infections and more than a dozen deaths.

NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports that a coronavirus surge facility at Temple University’s Liacouras Center opens for training Monday. Officials hope the facility is never needed for overflow patients.

As the number of coronavirus deaths surpassed 2,000 and infections topped 58,000, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy reminded people to maintain social distancing practices or else risk erasing the progress made in the fight against the virus.

Pennsylvania Health Secretary Rachel Levine says she has hope that the commonwealth will be “renewed” once the coronavirus pandemic ends.

One of Pennsylvania’s hardest-hit counties during the coronavirus pandemic has another surge site ready for patients, NBC10’s Deanna Durante reports.

Even as the city starts to see hopeful signs that the number of COVID-19 cases might be plateauing, the number of deaths has hit a one-day high. And Mayor Jim Kenney thinks social distancing will have to continue, possibly until summer. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk reports.

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Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley said the city had 33 new COVID-19 deaths (a number he corrected from 35 during the press conference), the most it has reported in a single day yet. The city has reported 137 total deaths during the pandemic. But even with that bad news, there was evidence that the number of new cases reported...

Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney seemed to grow just a little emotional Friday as he reflected on Easter, asked for prayers for everyone and asked people not to visit their elderly loved ones.

The coronavirus pandemic has thrown people out of work across New Jersey as unemployment claims hit a new record. NBC10’s Cydney Long reports.

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