New York City Subway Closes Overnight For Cleaning Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Service officially shut down between 1 and 5 a.m. at all 472 stations in order to disinfect cars and platforms and to prevent the homeless from riding overnight.
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Service officially shut down between 1 and 5 a.m. at all 472 stations in order to disinfect cars and platforms and to prevent the homeless from riding overnight.
If there was a person to listen to about working in hospitals during the coronavirus pandemic, it's Erica Morel. She's just 25, but wise beyond her years.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to shut down overnight subway service Tuesday night for the first time in 115 years.
Restaurants are eager to reopen to customers once again. Owners struggling during the shutdown say safety will be their first priority.
Fifteen children, between the ages of 2 and 15 years old, are suffering from a multi-system inflammatory syndrome.
U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres in Manhattan ruled after hearing arguments a day earlier from lawyers for withdrawn presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Andrew Yang.
For decades, Long Island's downtowns have undergone a rebirth, but much of that is now in jeopardy.
"There's a cost to staying closed. There's also a cost to reopening quickly," Cuomo said. "Let's be honest about it."
The administration's work on testing and bolstering the national stockpile will continue, Vice President Mike Pence said, with some of that work being moved back to agencies.
During this pandemic, personal protective equipment such as N95 masks have become difficult for first responders to get their hands on.
CBS2's Cindy Hsu shares the stories of a teacher and soldier who made a difference in so many lives.
New Jersey mayors from nearly a dozen cities were on a conference call Tuesday requesting federal funding to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
It has been six weeks of waiting for New Yorkers who need elective surgeries, but that's about to change.
The NYPD is handing out masks at places like the Hudson River Park, but where it's handing out summonses is up for debate, CBS2's Lisa Rozner reported. The agency is disclosing how many tickets it has issued, but not where.
