NYC DOT Investigating Anti-Vaccine Ad At Bus Shelter In Brooklyn
The department says it did not sell space for the ad, and it's possible someone pried open the glass casing.
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The department says it did not sell space for the ad, and it's possible someone pried open the glass casing.
This follows the first detected U.S. case, which was confirmed in California on Wednesday, and a case involving a Minnesota resident who had recently visited the Jacob Javits Center in Manhattan.
Office holiday parties are happening again. For some, it's the first opportunity to meet co-workers in more than a year.
As more countries report cases of the COVID-19 Omicron variant, scientists in the U.S. are analyzing tens of thousands of virus samples, looking for the new strain.
"It is likely that this is not an isolated case, meaning that there is ongoing community spread of the Omicron variant in NYC," New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Dave Chokshi wrote on Twitter.
The White House released a new plan early Thursday morning to fight the Omicron variant, as the U.S. joined about two dozen other countries with confirmed cases.
A person in California became the first in the U.S. to have an identified case of the omicron variant of COVID-19, U.S. officials said on Wednesday. It comes as scientists continue to study the risks posed by the new strain of the virus.
Wednesday is World AIDS Day, an opportunity to bring awareness to another pandemic that still affects millions of Americans.
Some are calling this the most significant abortion case since Roe vs. Wade.
New York health officials are urging everyone to get fully vaccinated for the winter.
The U.S. imposed new restrictions on travel from eight southern African countries late last week.
More than six million people in New Jersey are fully vaccinated. That includes people who work, study or live in the Garden State.
Trained staff will provide clean needles, administer Narcan and provide addition treatment at facilities in East Harlem and Washington Heights.
In anticipation of deepening staff concerns, Mayor Bill de Blasio issued an executive order moving correction officers to 12-hour shifts.
New information shows the Omicron variant was spreading earlier than first thought.
