Coronavirus Memoriam: Remembering Dedicated Public Servants Gary Walker, Dr. James Mahoney
Reporter Jessica Moore has more on two public servants who put family and community above everything else.
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Reporter Jessica Moore has more on two public servants who put family and community above everything else.
New York City needs help, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday.
The bill would restrict the fees during emergencies, like the coronavirus pandemic, when restaurants can't have diners on the premises.
City officials and community leaders have recently raised concerns about racial disparities in law enforcement during the pandemic.
CBS2's Reena Roy has a look at some of the stories making people smile on social media.
Tri-State Area officials have repeatedly said testing and tracing will be key to reopening the economy in wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
The 8-year-old tested negative for COVID-19 but tested positive for the antibody.
The directive aims to limit exposure and reduce the spread of the virus.
Mayor Bill de Blasio says the city has confirmed 52 cases, including one death. Ten other cases are pending.
Overall, new coronavirus cases are down 61% since the peak and deaths per day are down 28%, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced Tuesday.
A terrible loss for a Westchester County woman is being felt deeply in her entire community.
Meet two women who held a driving passion for helping all of their children.
What started as a device to help detect a Zika virus could become be programmed to identify COVID-19 instead, say researchers in Utah.
Deidre Gifford, commissioner of the state Department of Social Services, will also serve as acting public health commissioner.
A compounded drug used to treat hair loss is being recalled due to independent testing finding another drug in it that can cause multiple symptoms contributing to heart failure or other heart damage.
