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Mayor Bill de Blasio said 200,000-400,000 will likely be going back to work in the coming weeks, and said business owners need help and guidance as the New York City prepares to reopen.
As warmer weather brings people outside, believers and skeptics prepare to clash.
Phase one includes non-essential retail with curbside or in-store pickup only, construction, manufacturing, wholesale trade, plus agriculture, forestry, hunting and fishing.
The family of a grandmother battling cancer on Long Island found a creative way to give her comfort while maintaining safety in the midst of the pandemic.
Many don't need a viral video to know the devastation that comes when privilege is weaponized.
Patrolling the Bronx is a pair of New York's Finest whose connection goes deeper than the uniform. They're brothers.
CBS2 is continuing its series honoring victims of the coronavirus pandemic. Reporter Jessica Moore remembers two grandparents who dedicated their lives to family.
The coronavirus pandemic and the health guidelines that have come along with it are creating challenges for all of us.
As parts of the Tri-State Area start to ease restrictions caused by the coronavirus pandemic, residents are hopeful summer camps will reopen as well.
The NYPD is trying out new software developed to help sanitize police cruisers. It involves heating up the vehicles to kill germs.
The governor said a total of 1.17 million unemployment claims have been filed. Of those, 911,000 have been fulfilled, totaling $4.3 billion in payouts.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo opened his daily coronavirus briefing on Thursday by turning up the pressure on Washington to provide more funding to New York.
For Americans residing here, no one monitors your whereabouts once you test positive.
The bills include extending Gov. Andrew Cuomo's ban on residential evictions for tenants who have "suffered financial hardship."
The United States has reached a grim milestone in the coronavirus pandemic.
