"Tripledemic" worries prompt new mask recommendations in New York City
Calls to mask up are growing again as COVID and other seasonal illnesses see unusually high spikes.
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Calls to mask up are growing again as COVID and other seasonal illnesses see unusually high spikes.
Officials are urging residents to wear masks indoors and in crowded settings.
She says vaccines are critical to preventing major illnesses that could overwhelm hospitals.
Officials say the virus is rebounding in five New York counties.
The siblings' father has offered a $1,000 reward for information leading to identification of the assailant.
Tuesday's change also affects students looking to take part in extracurricular activities.
The CDC says there were more than 7,300 RSV cases the week of Oct. 15, more than double from a month earlier.
Doctors are seeing a significant spike in cases of COVID, flu, and RSV, a respiratory virus that can be deadly for young children.
The city's law department said Tuesday it had appealed Porzio's ruling.
New York City is lifting the vaccine mandate for private companies and some school extracurricular activities.
All students and staff must be up to date on their boosters by Nov. 1 in order to be allowed on campus.
On Wednesday, NYC's health commissioner gave an update on the latest on COVID-19, monkeypox, and polio.
With so many vaccines on the table these days, when and which should your family be getting? We find out.
The university dropped the mandate on Oct. 1 but reverse course after faculty unions raised objections.
The New York State Department of Health said far more Long Islanders died in the summer of 2022 than the previous two summers.
The city filed an immediate notice of appeal, meaning the judge's ruling cannot be enforced until the appeal is heard.
So far, 90% of the grants have gone to small businesses with 10 or fewer employees.
Mayor Eric Adams made the announcement Tuesday before getting his second booster shot.
Doctors say the latest booster is the biggest development since the vaccine first came out.
It's estimated that one in five adults who have COVID-19 suffer from long COVID for months, or even years, after being infected.
Health experts are encouraging people to get this latest booster before the weather changes and an expected fall surge arrives.
If you're in class, no vaccine is necessary, but for some extracurricular activities, the rules change.
There were plenty of emotions from ex-firefighters, educators and police officers outside City Hall on Friday.
CBS2's John Dias spoke with New Yorkers about their predictions for the fall season, and what doctors say we should know.
The governor made the announcement before receiving her latest COVID booster Wednesday.
