New York's Overnight Camps Not Allowed To Open This Summer, State Health Commissioner Says
The health commissioner said that overnight camps "have congregate settings and sleeping arrangements in close quarters that present too many risks."
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The health commissioner said that overnight camps "have congregate settings and sleeping arrangements in close quarters that present too many risks."
Major cities around the nation are reopening, but unlike here in New York, their coronavirus cases are rising, sometimes dangerously.
The ultraviolet pilot program started in May and is now expanding.
Families are asking to speed up reopening, and the county executive agrees.
Some doctors in our area are seeing an alarming number of very sick people showing up to the Emergency Room with various illnesses because of a delay in care.
Doctors say the scenes are so alarming, they're worried about the intensity of a second wave.
Even with fewer infections, knowing your COVID status is critically important for those going back to work and anyone who has been to a packed protest.
As many of us get out of lockdown and into nature, there is a good reason to be careful outside.
There were 86 reported COVID-19 deaths.
Reporter Cindy Hsu shares the story of a Long Island war veteran who leaves behind an incredible legacy.
Mayor Bill de Blasio is offering a glimmer of hope that beaches and pools may open for swimming this summer. That's if the city's COVID-19 numbers stay low.
City schools are beginning to outline what reopening in the fall could look like.
For those uneasy about contact tracing and privacy, Gov. Phil Murphy provided many answers on Wednesday that he hopes will ease concerns.
On Tuesday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveiled guidelines for the eventual return of indoor dining.
Brianna and David Comer had no idea their loved one had even passed away, until weeks later when they called his nursing home to check in.
