Bartering Goods, Services Becomes The Norm In Long Island Neighborhood During Coronavirus Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a whole new way of doing business in one of our suburban neighborhoods.
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The coronavirus pandemic has led to a whole new way of doing business in one of our suburban neighborhoods.
According to a study by Northwell Health, of all patients hospitalized because of COVID-19, 42% are obese.
New York is the only state in the nation that does not count home construction as an essential business.
Sen. Todd Kaminsky says from the Rockaways in New York City to New York State's Jones Beach, there could be anarchy among cooped-up residents or a free-for-all without a plan.
New York Jets linebacker C.J. Mosley had a special video message to all the graduating students at Floral Park High School in Long Island, congratulating them and empathizing with their strange final semester.
Some in the hospital community are adamant about the medical, not to mention the financial, need to jump-start elective surgeries now.
CBS2 is continuing its series honoring victims of the coronavirus pandemic. ReporterJessica Moore looks back at the lives of two people who fought against the odds to live their best lives.
U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres in Manhattan ruled after hearing arguments a day earlier from lawyers for withdrawn presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Andrew Yang.
For decades, Long Island's downtowns have undergone a rebirth, but much of that is now in jeopardy.
During this pandemic, personal protective equipment such as N95 masks have become difficult for first responders to get their hands on.
The Food and Drug Administration is cracking down on companies giving antibody tests. It wants them to submit data to prove they are legitimate.
Frustration is mounting for people in the Tri-State Area who are trying to apply for unemployment due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Rescue teams got a call Saturday morning after the boat capsized in Jones Beach Inlet near Point Lookout.
The couple, not knowing if social distancing orders would be lifted by the time he returned, decided there's no time like the present.
The $99 test was developed by MicroGenDX, a lab based in Orlando, Florida.
