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John Mormando is a 53-year-old Ironman triathlete who contracted the virus on March 1.
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John Mormando is a 53-year-old Ironman triathlete who contracted the virus on March 1.
Many New Yorkers routinely rely on home health aides and outside assistance, but that has all stopped as people practice social distance.
As coronavirus cases continue to surge in New York City, leaders fear hospitals may run out of beds. Officials are working on creative solutions to make more space.
A 91-year-old Connecticut man who was hospitalized with the coronavirus has died, becoming the state's second victim of the virus.
Cuomo said the Army Corps of Engineers is being sent to New York Wednesday afternoon to look at construction of hospitals and mobile hospital sites. The mobile hospitals have a capacity of 200-250 people, Cuomo said.
Police sources tell CBS2 at least one officer at the 1st Precinct has tested positive and more than two dozen others are out sick, many feeling symptoms.
In perhaps his strongest words since the coronavirus outbreak started, Gov. Phil Murphy made it clear to New Jerseyans on Wednesday that new directives on social gathering will be enforced.
With people forced to stay in their homes amid the coronavirus outbreak, fitness routines have been dramatically changed.
Dr. Max Gomez is answering your questions about the COVID-19 coronavirus. Go to facebook.com/cbsnewyork to submit your question and we'll try to answer it on-air and online!
A seemingly endless stream of of sick patients, masked and waiting in their cars, were looking for test results to confirm their fears.
President Trump signed into law a relief package passed by the House last week and approved by the Senate earlier Wednesday.
Dr. Max Gomez is answering your questions about the COVID-19 coronavirus. Go to Facebook.com/CBSNewYork to submit your question and we'll try to answer it on-air and online!
Stocks nosedived on Wednesday following the fourth trading halt in two weeks, with Wall Street spooked by the deepening economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Church leaders say one of the confirmed cases is a Eucharistic minister from Corpus Chrisiti Roman Catholic Church in Woodside.
De Blasio also said he's spoken with leadership with the U.S. military about what aid could be brought to bear to assist New York City as the coronavirus crisis worsens.
