2020 Election Live Updates: Trump Blitzes Swing States As Biden Focuses On Pennsylvania
With Election Day just two days away, President Trump and Joe Biden are continuing to campaign through potential swing states.
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With Election Day just two days away, President Trump and Joe Biden are continuing to campaign through potential swing states.
Louisa Mattera and David Urban live in Pennsylvania, but they decided to a hold a coronavirus-safe wedding ceremony in Rockville.
One very special nursing unit for the tiniest trick-or-treaters is going all out to keep families happy and hopeful.
Nassau County police say the sexual contact with the 16-year-old girl took place on two occasions in Westbury.
If you're concerned about getting COVID through hands-only CPR, cardiologist Dr. Holly Andersen says put a face covering over the victim's mouth and face.
License plate readers are now being used by law enforcement across Long Island as an intelligence tool, collecting data for crime trends and using it to solve homicides and robberies.
A wedding and a teen house party with hundreds of guests were among those cited Wednesday as potential superspreader events.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one in three hospitalized with COVID will face long-term effects, but even people who didn't feel that sick can still face issues months later.
She says in Lawrence, over the last week, the number of positive cases has dropped 25%, and down 75% over the last three weeks.
It's not just local traffic. The Long Island Expressway, Southern and Northern State Parkways are barely below last year's level.
The MTA says systemwide delays will be about 10 to 15 minutes.
The governor and his team were aware of three to five hour wait times confirming that became the weekend's biggest complaint, but his staff explained locations were limited by design over fears of spreading COVID.
According to Suffolk County Police, Sullivan met his victims over Snapchat.
Workers from the Long Island-based rescue shelter traveled to the Gulf Region to bring the animals north.
A growing number of families in the Tri-State Area are relying on food banks because of the coronavirus pandemic. Some are experiencing food insecurity for the first time.