What Summer Activities Are Safe? Doctor Discusses Do's And Don'ts For Your Social Life
As you step back into a summer social life, doctors are warning you, be cautious.
Watch CBS News
As you step back into a summer social life, doctors are warning you, be cautious.
The governor wants to use the coronavirus crisis as an opportunity to repair the nation's crumbling roads and bridge while helping to revive the economy.
It was a miracle two times over.
CBS2 remembers two Staten Island men who cared deeply about their communities and families.
While health experts say wearing a mask is a necessity to protect against COVID-19, it can also apparently take a toll on your skin.
Courts will open across Long Island on Friday for the first time since the coronavirus shutdown started, but for very limited in-person functions.
The word of the day during Gov. Phil Murphy's coronavirus media briefing on Wednesday was "testing."
Mayor Bill de Blasio wants New Yorkers to know the city is here to help them isolate either at home or in a hotel.
The governor has only taken baby steps in allowing businesses to reopen, in part, sources say, because he's afraid of a surge in infections.
When the COVID-19 coronavirus was new and mostly unknown just five months ago it made sense to be cautious.
The mayor said the indicators continue to move in the right direction and he anticipates phase 1 of reopening will begin in mid-June.
New Jersey health officials have reported nearly two dozen new cases of the potential COVID-19-related disease impacting children across the country.
Citing constantly improving medical data, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says that the state is "turning the page on COVID-19."
While New York has been on pause, the state liquor laws have been temporarily changed, allowing restaurants and bars to sell liquor for takeout and delivery.
Looking for love can be tough enough in normal circumstances, but throw in a global coronavirus pandemic and it adds a whole new dimension to dating.
