Coronavirus Concert: Dozens Of Celebrities Raise Money To Fight COVID-19 In 'One World: Together At Home' Concert
Dozens of celebrities shared their talents for a very special event.
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Dozens of celebrities shared their talents for a very special event.
The governor said again on Saturday that to make real progress, we need more testing and help from the federal government to get it done.
The letter cites the high rate of deaths among MTA workers.
The mayor says keeping people apart will help stop the disease from spreading.
A spokesman for the Democratic governor declined to comment Saturday.
The federal government has shipped 1.5 million cloth masks to New York State, which will be distributed to the public.
County Executive Laura Curran said there has been an 11% decrease in hospitalizations over the last three days.
Curated by superstar Lady Gaga, the broadcast includes Billie Eilish, Elton John, John Legend, Kacey Musgraves, Lizzo, Paul McCartney and many more.
While measures to slow infection rates show improvement, critics minimizing the ongoing danger from COVID-19 brought out a bit of the governor's wrath.
Cuomo reported there were 540 new COVID-19-related deaths reported in the previous 24 hours, 504 from hospitals and 36 from nursing homes.
One man who owns dozens of gas stations says more than half of his attendants are not coming to work because they are afraid of getting sick.
The American Chinese United Care Alliance, comprised of nearly 150 Chinese organizations, has raised more than $5 million to buy PPE for medical staff.
On a square block in Mount Vernon, New York, the fight against COVID-19 is on.
Right now there's no plan and one top official is warning it could lead to a dramatic spike in crime.
The mayor said in addition to the testing sites, the city plans to increase education in at-risk areas and free up 11,000 hotel rooms for people to safely quarantine.
