Fearful Of COVID-19 Resurgence, New Jerseyans Braving Cold, Long Lines For Testing
The line wrapped around an urgent care facility in Clifton. By lunch time the building was at capacity. Similar scenes have been playing out just about everywhere.
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The line wrapped around an urgent care facility in Clifton. By lunch time the building was at capacity. Similar scenes have been playing out just about everywhere.
Mobile testing units will initially roll out to Soundview and Castle Hill Monday, then target neighboring areas currently underserved.
There are new details on what you should do if you plan to travel out of New York and back.
Hundreds of Halloween revelers gathered at two warehouse parties this weekend in the city, creating a scary scene from a public health perspective.
People entering New York can choose to quarantine for three days before taking a COVID-19 test to determine whether or not they can stop self-isolating.
The positivity rate must be 2% or lower for New York City schools to be open and 3% outside the city.
The second wave is being linked to private indoor gatherings. The fear is that Halloween parties will lead to more.
When we turn back the clocks this weekend, parts of Connecticut will roll back to Phase 2 coronavirus restrictions.
Cases of COVID-19 swept through nursing homes when the pandemic started. Now, the numbers are going up again.
Airbnb warned it may take legal action against any guests who violate those rules.
Remote learning is becoming more structured, less lonely and far less worrisome for families thanks to 15 remote learning centers across Westchester.
Seasonal affective disorder during winter months affects as many as 10 million people - four times as many women as men. This year, it might be even worse.
If you're concerned about getting COVID through hands-only CPR, cardiologist Dr. Holly Andersen says put a face covering over the victim's mouth and face.
According to a statement from the Giants, anyone who came in close contact with Hernandez was told to stay home and attend meetings remotely.
The governor says 11 new cases have been reported in New Jersey schools.
