Coronavirus Update: New York City Loses 50 Educators In COVID-19 Outbreak
According to coronavirus tracking from March 16 to April 10, officials say the toll includes 21 teachers and 22 classroom aides across all five boroughs.
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According to coronavirus tracking from March 16 to April 10, officials say the toll includes 21 teachers and 22 classroom aides across all five boroughs.
If New Jersey is going to restart its economy in the foreseeable future, Gov. Phil Murphy says there first must be a lot more accessibility to coronavirus testing.
The co-owner of the Bronx Bombers died at his home in Clearwater, Florida according to media reports.
The procession included first responders from nearly two dozen towns.
Right now, less than 1% of the population has been tested for the virus.
Messages have been popping up on doors, lampposts and all over social media with offers to lend a hand to whoever needs it.
It was a shock for one student when her senior year at UCONN came to an abrupt end. What happened in the days that followed gave her a new view of gratitude.
The shortage of COVID-19 testing has kept many first responders from returning to work after being quarantined.
There is good news in terms of Intensive Care Unit admissions and intubations of COVID-19 patients in New York.
CBS2's Elle McLogan spoke with young people looking to start careers amid the global pandemic.
A group of 46 nurses was greeted with a "clap-in" as they arrived for training at the Northwell Institute for Nursing" on Long Island.
Mayor Bill de Blasio says the city is about to become self-sufficient for personal protective equipment and COVID-19 testing kits in its fight against coronavirus thanks to new manufacturing here and help from a small city in the Midwest.
Jason Bowell, assistant general manager of New York's venerable Beatrice Inn and restaurant industry veteran, sees staff retention as key to a strong comeback.
The Jackie Robinson Foundation is launching a virtual learning hub to coincide with the 73rd anniversary Wednesday of Robinson breaking the major league color barrier.
It's a familiar song many people know and love. Now the 1985 hit "We are the World," by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, has some local flair.
