Some Connecticut Towns Rolling Back To Phase 2 Reopening As COVID Cases Grow
The state's COVID-19 positivity rate is now at 6.1%, the highest since June 1.
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The state's COVID-19 positivity rate is now at 6.1%, the highest since June 1.
Coronavirus cases are creeping up in New York City, prompting Mayor de Blasio to urge New Yorkers to stay put this holiday season.
Paterson's daily average of new cases has doubled in the last week to about 40.
As for ventilators and PPE, the Health and Hospitals system says it has more than a three months' supply based on what was needed during the height of the pandemic.
A wedding and a teen house party with hundreds of guests were among those cited Wednesday as potential superspreader events.
The theory is that more people will comply if the quarantine is just a week.
The state is partnering with NYC Health and Hospitals to offer the free COVID tests.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one in three hospitalized with COVID will face long-term effects, but even people who didn't feel that sick can still face issues months later.
Too many hours of screen time can dry out your contact lenses, and wearing glasses along with that all-important mask can lead to foggy specs. That's what led to a Lasik eye surgery comeback.
The new testing policy will apply to all students who are taking at least one class on campus, working on campus, or using on-campus services including the gymnasium, library or dining hall.
The mayor asked people not bring COVID back to the city and to help prevent a spike in infections.
She says in Lawrence, over the last week, the number of positive cases has dropped 25%, and down 75% over the last three weeks.
The ordinance comes as the mayor plans to sign an order that bars must close at midnight each night.
Restrictions on non-essential businesses and recreational facilities go into effect at 8 p.m.
Newark is imposing a curfew for nonessential business and closing recreational facilities, among other things.
