Harlem Church Says 11 Members Have Died Of COVID-19 In Last Month
A church in Harlem is mourning the loss of several of it members due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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A church in Harlem is mourning the loss of several of it members due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The fear is that even if this coronavirus behaves like the flu and causes fewer cases, it might also act like the flu and come roaring back in the fall.
The New York City Council had its first-ever virtual vote Wednesday, on a COVID-19 relief package of bills to help struggling New Yorkers.
The family says Mezac Chosson died on his 62nd birthday Sunday in Brooklyn.
CBS2's Reena Roy has today's roundup of stories making people smile on social media.
The governor contends the federal government must help get crucial supplies needed for testing.
The Comfort came to New York with 1,000 beds available to treat non-COVID trauma patients only, but there weren't that many of them.
The effects on our mental health could be felt long after the coronavirus pandemic ends.
He wrote a letter, urging folks in his community to donate food to local pantries and churches, where food is in short supply.
Like all nurses, Tara Rapelyea is working 12-hour shifts with few days off in caring for the patients.
The drones will be equipped with a system that displays a person's fever, heart and respiratory rates.
The plaintiffs claim they suffered "injury, damage and loss" and are seeking unspecified damages.
Born in 1919, Philip Kahn's twin brother died just weeks later in one of the deadliest pandemics in human history.
Wednesday marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, and despite the current call to stay home, there are still many ways you can make the world a better place.
