Muslims Resolved To Give Back This Ramadan Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Ramadan is a time for Muslims to center themselves spiritually, while helping those in need.
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Ramadan is a time for Muslims to center themselves spiritually, while helping those in need.
Seniors get special birthday shoutouts from their communities, plus health care workers honored on National Superhero Day.
People are getting antsy about reopening, and Long Island officials believe that region is close to doing it. Or is it?
The mentality of having done this for about 40 days already and still having several weeks to go is taking its toll.
Supplies are overflowing -- there's no shortage of pigs and cattle -- but the work force is suffering the consequences of the coronavirus.
Many New Yorkers have taken self-isolation seriously, especially those at higher risk of getting the coronavirus. So they've had to rely on others to do the essential.
For the second month in a row since the outbreak of COVID-19, New York state restaurants have been among the hardest hit in the country.
Two strangers were brought to tears after social media brought them together: one a nurse, the other a grateful daughter.
'Tis the season for great gatherings raising big money for charity.
Her medical staff at Good Samaritan/Catholic Health Services in Sayville believes Leigh-Manuell's strength and drive battled and beat the coronavirus. But she credits them.
After weeks of ugly finger pointing about an increase in the number of homeless on the subways, Mayor Bill de Blasio has offered a solution.
With hair salons still closed, many people looking to freshen up their look are turning to social media for help, but that can be tricky.
Chinese researchers looked at the blood types of COVID-19 patients and compared that to the blood types of the normal population in that area.
Businesses large and small are using this down time to figure out how to adapt to the "new normal" once they're allowed to reopen.
A lawsuit filed by the various correction unions calls the city's jails a "cesspool of illness."