Coronavirus In New York: 'Open Streets' Initiative Starts Early, Bringing Out Cooped-Up New Yorkers
Seven miles of streets are now closed throughout the city.
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Seven miles of streets are now closed throughout the city.
Most people were wearing face coverings and doing their best to stay six feet apart.
New York City subways have operated 24/7 for the last 115 years, other than blackouts, strikes and severe weather. For now, subways will be closed every night starting Wednesday.
Rescue teams got a call Saturday morning after the boat capsized in Jones Beach Inlet near Point Lookout.
The couple, not knowing if social distancing orders would be lifted by the time he returned, decided there's no time like the present.
The 705-bed center confirmed that through Wednesday 46 residents who tested positive for COVID-19 had died as well as an additional 52 people "suspected" to have the virus.
The 30-year restaurateur is among the thousands of business owners who could not afford to stay open because of COVID-19.
The reopening of golf courses is a welcome move and a hopeful sign.
During its month of operation since April 1, the Central Park field hospital treated 315 COVID-19 cases.
A nun in Westchester County isn't letting the coronavirus pandemic ruin her 100th birthday.
Horse racing's Triple Crown season has been thrust into months of uncertainty by the coronavirus pandemic.
Gov. Phil Murphy said Saturday the state saw an overall drop in both hospitalizations and the daily growth rate of confirmed COVID-19 infections.
Jeff Ward of Twin Willows Par 3 golf course in Lincoln Park, NJ, talks about coronavirus precautions put in place on their greens and an innovative hole cup device to avoid any personal contact. CBS2's John Elliott reports.
Greater New York Hospital Association helped steer over $11.5 billion in funding to the state, with billions more on the way soon.
Schools will continue to offer remote learning for students at home.
