Coronavirus In Nursing Homes: Cuomo Pledges Investigation, Surge Of Supplies And Staff On The Way, De Blasio Says
Mayor Bill de Blasio says a surge of supplies and staff will be sent to nursing homes around the city this week.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio says a surge of supplies and staff will be sent to nursing homes around the city this week.
The mayor announced the "show will go on" Wednesday, just days after canceling permits for all May and June events, including the 50th annual Pride March.
For the first time, CBS2 is hearing from a New Jersey long-term care facility that has been plagued by COVID-19.
The House of Representatives is expected to approve the plan, which includes $310 billion for small businesses.
CBS2 is continuing its series honoring some of the lives lost to the pandemic.
A new study of how coronavirus patients are doing at some of our major hospitals could have big implications for measures to help re-open the economy.
Historians around the city have projects in the works to make sure every aspect of the coronavirus pandemic gets preserved.
They're folding, steaming and stitching in rotating shifts seven days a week.
Gov. Murphy stressed "no one will be denied one penny of the benefits they deserve" from unemployment.
If you're looking for simple recipes to try at home, chef and author Jennifer Brulé demonstrates her take on a Southern staple.
A study by Northwestern University found "hidden outbreaks" going undetected as early as February in multiple U.S. cities.
Roughly 26 million people have now filed for jobless aid in the five weeks since the coronavirus outbreak began forcing millions of employers to close their doors.
There's no sign yet that the pace of the nation's losses — in terms of lives or the economy — is about to slow significantly.
CBS2's Reena Roy has today's roundup of stories making people smile on social media.
Police said the suspect approached the girl around 9 p.m. Saturday and pointed a gun at her.
