As Regions Reopen After COVID Closures, Tri-State Officials Worry Residents Are Letting Their Guards Down Too Early
Doctors say the scenes are so alarming, they're worried about the intensity of a second wave.
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Doctors say the scenes are so alarming, they're worried about the intensity of a second wave.
Even with fewer infections, knowing your COVID status is critically important for those going back to work and anyone who has been to a packed protest.
Police say when investigators searched the man's home in Mastic Beach, they found multiple explosive devices.
It happened around 5:45 p.m. Wednesday near Mott Avenue and Beach Channel Drive in Far Rockaway.
As many of us get out of lockdown and into nature, there is a good reason to be careful outside.
The message "Black Lives Matter" can be heard around the globe, but you don't have to look far to find a counter message.
There were 86 reported COVID-19 deaths.
George Floyd's brother, civil rights leaders and law enforcement officials testified Wednesday at a House Judiciary Committee hearing on issues of racial profiling, police brutality and lost trust between police departments and the communities they serve.
This is the sixth business Paintworks & Decorating has helped so far and they plan on helping more people out.
Seals are swimming but, with no ticket sales, money has dried up at the Long Island Aquarium in Riverhead. The tourist attraction is among dozens on the east end that are ordered to remain closed until Phase 4.
CBS2's Vanessa Murdock reports on the messages faith leaders are sending to their congregations today, as pleas to end racial injustice still ring around the world.
While many businesses in New Jersey are set to reopen next week, malls will not be among them. So, some mayors are asking Gov. Phil Murphy to change that.
Reporter Cindy Hsu shares the story of a Long Island war veteran who leaves behind an incredible legacy.
The street scene in Westchester cities and villages grows livelier by the day.
Mayor Bill de Blasio is offering a glimmer of hope that beaches and pools may open for swimming this summer. That's if the city's COVID-19 numbers stay low.
