Coronavirus Update: Cuomo Says Wide-Scale Antibody Testing A Must To Get People Back To Work
Even with the numbers, no one knows just how many people have been infected with COVID-19. Gov. Andrew Cuomo says a test could change that.
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Even with the numbers, no one knows just how many people have been infected with COVID-19. Gov. Andrew Cuomo says a test could change that.
With the economy at a standstill, with the economy at a standstill, thousands and thousands of businesses are shuttered.
For many, a virtual hug is a poor substitute for the real thing, and it turns out there's science behind the need for heartfelt human touch.
While people now know avoiding coronavirus COVID-19 involves not touching your mouth, another big step requires taking care with your toothbrush. CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez explains.
Co-coordinators Jayne Guarino and John Fallon are on a mission to help keep local seniors safe. CBS2's Elle McLogan reports.
There have been 94 additional deaths, for a total of 2,443.
The rate of hospitalizations for coronavirus has leveled out in New York state, but the number of people who died due to COVID-19 illness put the state's toll over the 10,000 mark.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said the economic challenge posed by the coronavirus is comparable only to the Great Depression.
Many people are hitting nearly a month or more in quarantine, so they're turning to virtual gatherings to stay connected to friends and family - from singing to sharing a holiday meal together.
Gregory Hodge served 24 years as an EMT with the department. The 59-year-old also worked on the World Trade Center rescue and recovery effort after the 9/11 terror attacks.
Real estate developer Stanley Chera, a friend and donor of President Donald Trump, has died of coronavirus.
While there's so much focus on having people stay off the streets during the coronavirus pandemic, there's another big problem happening underground.
On Saturday, de Blasio announced that schools would be closed. A few hours later, Cuomo said not so fast, and wants that decision to be considered regionally.
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Sunday there will soon be expanded testing in communities where coronavirus cases have skyrocketed.
Cuomo called on federal lawmakers to address the budget shortfall the state is going to face in the aftermath of the crisis. He called on lawmakers to repeal their decision on the SALT deductions.
