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A recent study published by the Journal of the American Medical Association found about 30% of COVID-19 patients reported persistent symptoms as long as nine months after illness.
There has been an odd twist to the charges of sexual harassment being brought against Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
The shipment will help relieve some of the demand, and city officials say they already know how they will distribute the first batch.
Just after 11 p.m., Port Authority Officer Jeffrey Croissant saw a man collapse at the baggage claim area in Terminal A. Dr. Oz, who was also at baggage claim, rushed over to help.
Beauty brand Anastasia Beverly Hills pledged $1 million in June 2020 to support social and racial justice. In honor of Black History Month, the brand set aside grant money for Black-owned businesses.
Long Island Congressman Lee Zeldin says he is weighing his options while also calling on the governor to step down.
The bodies of 35-year-old Warda Syed and her 11-year-old son, Uzair Ahmed, were found in a pond in Grace Lord Park in Boonton on Feb. 23.
After a sold-out run off-Broadway at New York Theatre Workshop, "Rent" transferred to Broadway in April of 1996, where it was a big hit.
Back in 2013, Cassandra Madison and Julia Tinetti were working at the Russian Lady in New Haven. They worked together for a year but only recently learned they were family after taking a DNA test.
It will turn the city's abandoned and vacant properties into safe, affordable homes and retail space.
It's a community hub where "all the love comes." People share what they have and can take what they need, no questions asked.
Spine surgeon Dr. Gbolahahan Okubadejo has been seeing so many back and neck issues from working at home that he's dubbed it "COVID posture and pandemic pain."
All kindergarten through fifth grade students in the Harrison, New York, school district will be back in school full time in less than three weeks, with middle and high schoolers expected to return after spring break in April.
There's a costume controversy in New Jersey surrounding the Jewish holiday of Purim.
She applied for Paycheck Protection Program funds, but she was denied because she has no employees.
