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"I could almost guarantee I contracted this coronavirus from my job," said one NYCHA employee who tested positive for COVID-19.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said Wednesday the total had climbed to 1,504, up 275 from the day before.
It's a big hit that New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy acknowledged Wednesday is happening across his state.
On the same day his hospital made front page headlines as the epicenter of the epidemic, Dr. David Wolin was laid to rest.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo showed mixed emotion during his coronavirus pandemic media briefing on Wednesday.
When there is no known treatment for a new germ, the understandable reaction is to throw the medical version of the kitchen sink at the disease.
As coronavirus spreads and people stay home, doctors and patients are adapting to a new reality.
A new test that is poised to begin on Long Island could test for both coronavirus and antibodies.
With this fight against coronavirus comes a constant need for protective equipment for those on the front lines, and the supplies are coming from unlikely sources.
It started with a plea from a Bronx emergency room doctor. Dr. Michael Halperin made an urgent and unusual request of his fellow skiers.
The number of ventilators required in the past few days is not as great as initially projected, and the amount of hospitalizations appears to be leveling off, de Blasio said.
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran shared more promising news in the county's fight against coronavirus.
It's one of the largest cathedrals in the world.
They have 35 printers set up in six locations, and in just a week made and delivered more than 600 masks.
Social media continues to be filled with tributes for coronavirus patients and health care workers, plus some people finding ways to cheer up their communities.
