COVID In New York: Variants Blamed For Nearly Half Of New Infections In Past Week
New York State has the second highest number of new cases in the country.
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New York State has the second highest number of new cases in the country.
Demonstrators could be seen walking between cars and blocking traffic.
Indianapolis police say it appears the suspected gunman also killed himself.
Twenty-nine-year-old Michael C. Lee, who was staying at the hotel, allegedly broke into another room by pushing open an unlocked sliding window and confronted a 33-year-old woman who was staying there.
The nonprofit group LiveOnNY presented the department with a plaque.
At least five mom-and-pop pharmacies have been broken into across the city. Police say tens of thousands of dollars worth of drugs have been stolen and it's not the work of a lone burglar.
Children represent 23% of the U.S. population. According to Long Island health officials, herd immunity cannot be achieved without inoculating at least some of them.
A big campaign is helping to get an off-Broadway theater back above water after a city water main nearly sunk it four months ago.
According to a survey conducted by the National Association for the Education of Young Children, 81% of respondents say their programs are serving fewer kids and 56% of centers are losing money every day they remain open.
Luna was arrested in Pennsylvania and is awaiting extradition to New York to face criminal charges.
The MTA is working to repave the roads.
In a first at the 20th annual festival, the movie will be screened in all five boroughs at multiple outdoor venues.
After a year of living under restrictions in varying degrees of isolation, some say they are feeling reentry anxiety as they begin to socialize again.
It's a project by genEquality, a nonprofit group focused on activating equality and inclusion through art and culture.
Christopher Buggs, 26, was let out on March 8 due to a clerical error. He had been locked up and awaiting trial on murder and weapons charges since 2018.
