Gov. Hochul extends New York's COVID state of emergency
The governor laid out plans to deal with the pandemic moving forward, including back to school plans.
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The governor laid out plans to deal with the pandemic moving forward, including back to school plans.
Wednesday's announcement comes ahead of a major party weekend on Fire Island.
Numbers from the Centers for Disease Control show Black women are more likely to die from giving childbirth.
With limited supply from the feds, the rollout has been slow. New York City now has 618 cases of the virus.
Hundreds of New Yorkers have now tested positive for monkeypox. Here's what you need to know from the city's health department.
Because of the crew shortages, the city's DOT says there could be overnight cancellations as well.
Local demand for the monkeypox vaccine far outstrips the supply from the federal government.
She says whenever there's a health crisis, such as monkeypox, Bronx residents are disproportionately affected.
Anyone who made contact with the cat is urged to call the Rockland Health Department.
The new hotline is being activated on Saturday, July 16.
Thousands of new appointments opened up Friday in the city and were quickly filled.
The ferry says it will operate on a modified schedule through July 26.
The city says starting on Sunday, mass vaccination sites will open in Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx.
Health leaders say BA.5 is the most infectious and transmissible subvariant yet, even infecting people who are vaccinated and boosted.
Black and brown communities feeling left behind in mad scramble to get shot appointments.
