Coronavirus Update: New York State Set To Begin Critical Antibody Testing Survey
New York State will undertake the most aggressive state-wide coronavirus antibody testing survey in the nation over next week.
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New York State will undertake the most aggressive state-wide coronavirus antibody testing survey in the nation over next week.
There was a special surprise Sunday for a COVID-19 survivor on Long Island.
County Executive Laura Curran said there has been an 11% decrease in hospitalizations over the last three days.
When Helen Murdock-Prep saw the gallery doors abruptly close due to the coronavirus pandemic, cancelling her watercolor and calligraphy show, an idea came to her.
As the saying goes, the show must go on, and one Long Island family is finding a way to bring the show to you.
Experts say it's important to stay connected and relevant to clients and customers.
Two coronavirus survivors recently spoke to CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis. One, a Long Island doctor, said he didn't think he'd make it out of the hospital.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that trend line of coronavirus cases is improving, but reopening the economy and a "new normal" in society won't be possible until there's a massive increase in testing.
Doctors had to perform an emergency C-section on April 3 after she was diagnosed with COVID-19 and pneumonia.
The mobile medical clinic plans to hit the hot spots where there is the greatest concern.
Volunteers of all ages are stepping up to help meet the needs of essential workers.
One month ago, Suffolk County had no coronavirus-related deaths. Now the toll is over 600 and growing.
A man made the disturbing discovery around 4:50 a.m. Saturday while walking his dog on Ferry Beach in Bayville.
"When you're battling for your life, you're not really thinking of much else besides getting to the next day," Francine Quinn told CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis.
As the stay-at-home order stands, many of us are eager to get back to work. But the workplace you once knew might not be the same after coronavirus.
