Health Officials Running Into Resistance While Investigating Small Coronavirus Cluster In Rockland County
Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann said he believes many of those testing positive live elsewhere.
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Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann said he believes many of those testing positive live elsewhere.
Cuomo says the city should redesign the way the NYPD polices communities.
CBS2's Jessica Moore spoke with CBS News travel editor Peter Greenberg about how to stay safe in a hotel room during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Maintaining Single Shepherd will allow about 130 counselors to stay on at dozens of middle and high schools in low-income, at-risk communities in Brownsville and the South Bronx.
Researchers have found that the benefits of exercise for moms-to-be can actually be passed along to their baby in breast milk.
Shortly after coronavirus cases started to rise in the U.S., antibody tests flooded the market, promising to answer the nagging question, could you be immune and protected from COVID-19?
'Tis suddenly the season for our first summer barbecue. The question is how to make the party work during the coronavirus pandemic.
Is the Big Apple prepared for a second wave of coronavirus? Did we learn anything from a lack of personal protection equipment the first time around?
This shooting is only one of the latest in a growing surge of gun violence, with children not immune.
The governor said the main reason the U.S. in the situation it's in today is because many states decided to reopen quickly, at the president's behest.
Dr. Dave Hnida answers common questions about staying safe from coronavirus this summer while still enjoying the warm weather and company of friends.
Protesters have been demanding cuts to the NYPD's nearly $6 billion spending in favor of education and social services to address he root of what drives people to crime.
The landmark was forced to close during the coronavirus pandemic and fell behind on rent.
Surveillance video shows him punch her several times before stealing her cash app card.
The deal, if approved by judges in federal courts, would permit accusers to claim from $7,500 to $750,000 from the $18.8 million settlement.