Gov. Cuomo: Malls With Enhanced COVID-19 Filters Can Reopen In Phase 4 Regions On Friday
People on Long Island will now have more choices for indoor fun and activities as the region entered a new phase Wednesday on the road to reopening.
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People on Long Island will now have more choices for indoor fun and activities as the region entered a new phase Wednesday on the road to reopening.
The Department of Health voted on the resolution Tuesday and centers are getting ready to have socially distanced day cares.
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, it's a challenge to get a one-on-one with New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy. But CBS2 spoke to him on Tuesday.
Hempstead is one of the many towns around the country observing "Blackout Day" to support black-owned businesses.
Phase 4 was supposed to include movie theaters, malls and gyms, but that isn't the case.
It will be another step toward normal life. People will finally be able to get their mani-pedi when salons open up.
With businesses and beaches allowed to open, visitors made their way to the Jersey Shore for the holiday weekend.
Forty states have reported a surge in confirmed coronavirus cases as they began to lift restrictions on residents and proceeded to phased reopenings of their economies.
Some restaurants have wooden barricades around their tables, but others have less stable barriers.
The unemployment rate fell to 11%, but still, 1.4 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week.
Businesses must operate at only 25% capacity with proper safety measures in place, and face coverings are required.
Earlier this week, the mayor and governor said they were considering pumping the brakes on indoor dining.
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