Appeals Judge Leaves N.Y. Mask Mandate In Place, For Now
The battle over New York's mask mandate has taken several turns over the last several hours.
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The battle over New York's mask mandate has taken several turns over the last several hours.
A Jewish congregation on Long Island has nearly accomplished something very rare -- the in-depth study of the complete Jewish bible, hundreds of chapters and thousands of pages long.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert, said Monday that Omicron variant infections in the U.S. could peak by mid-February.
The U.S. is the only developed country in the world where the maternal mortality rate is rising, with a clear racial disparity.
As COVID-19 cases in our region begin to plateau and decline, controversy is rising on Long Island, where demonstrators who want no mask or vaccine mandates have been rallying for choice.
The IRS is warning it could be a tough tax season thanks to the pandemic, from staffing issues to lack of funding and a huge backlog.
Hall of Famer Clark Gillies, a stalwart of the New York Islanders' dynasty that won four straight Stanley Cup championships in the early 1980s, has died.
The FBI provided a final update on the investigation into Petito's death Friday.
A Long Island biology teacher faces up to four years in prison, accused of injecting a neighbor's son with what's believed to be a coronavirus vaccine.
"I knew he was a real scammer. I just knew he wasn't going to scam me," Jean said.
Testimony shows how intimately involved Chris Cuomo was in advising his brother, then-governor of New York, on how to deal with the multiple sexual harassment allegations against him.
It also found the majority of people approve of mask mandates.
The Interboro Expressway is one step closer to becoming a reality.
Nassau's police commissioner has been directed to disclose in daily reports the pending criminal case data and bail status of those re-arrested.
The latest COVID statistics in the Tri-State Area are looking optimistic.
