COVID In New York: Staten Island Reopens Coronavirus Field Hospital Not Used Since Peak Of Pandemic
The extra preparation comes as the northern part of the borough enters the yellow zone and the southern area is considered an orange zone.
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The extra preparation comes as the northern part of the borough enters the yellow zone and the southern area is considered an orange zone.
As the death toll continues to soar, hopes for ending the COVID-19 pandemic rest on vaccines that are nearing authorization by the Food and Drug Administration.
There are troubling new signs about the second wave of coronavirus in New Jersey.
The youngest heart transplant recipient on Long Island offered a huge "thank you" Tuesday to all involved in giving him his life back.
"Staten Island has such an issue that it has triggered a hospital capacity issue. And the hospitals have contacted us and they say they need emergency beds on Staten Island," Cuomo said.
A Brooklyn synagogue that reportedly hosted a secret wedding with thousands of unmasked guests earlier this month is facing a hefty fine.
The Centers for Disease Control and other health organizations are warning against travel this Thanksgiving during the coronavirus pandemic.
With growing demand for COVID-19 testing, there has been growing frustration over long lines.
New Jersey is taking more steps to slow down a second wave of coronavirus as we head into the holidays.
Quinn grew up in Yonkers and was diagnosed with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease, back in 2013.
More restrictions are coming to parts of the Big Apple, as COVID-19 cases show no signs of slowing down.
As New York City schools operate remotely, some parents say a city day care program is turning away students with special needs.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious diseases expert, said Sunday the U.S. could reach herd immunity against the coronavirus "reasonably quickly" next year if enough Americans get vaccinated.
Coronavirus cases are sharply increasing across the U.S. and elected officials in the Tri-State say new restrictions are needed to stop the spread.
More restrictions are going into place to fight the surge in COVID-19, and more could soon be on the way.
