Tri-State Area Drug Stores Cleared To Administer COVID Vaccine
Thousands of drug stores across the Tri-State Area are now able to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine to customers who have appointments.
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Thousands of drug stores across the Tri-State Area are now able to distribute the COVID-19 vaccine to customers who have appointments.
Community leaders say there's still a level of vaccine hesitancy in some minority communities due to historic racism and mistrust in the medical system.
Some of New Jersey's youngest eligible residents were vaccinated Thursday in Union County.
Officers found the boy confined to a bedroom and "tethered to a fan" with chains and padlocks.
Cellphone video shows smoke billowing from the roof at 470 Martin Luther King Drive as police, who had been nearby, try to gain entry into the burning apartment.
Rite Aid and Walgreens will serve New York City residents, while CVS and Walgreens are used in the rest of the state.
The inductees will be announced in May.
Roughly 20% of the Paterson Fire Department are people of color.
Vaccination site organizers say they are not taking appointments unless they have vaccines to give out.
One will be a York College in Jamaica, Queens, and the other at Medgar Evers College in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn.
Clergy members got their shots in Newark to show the vaccine is safe.
A New Jersey man made the most of the snow and turned his front yard into a work of art.
Service was restored to the majority of customers around 8 p.m. Tuesday.
The upgrades include elevating the street level to match the sidewalk for greater stroller and wheelchair accessibility.
"You get more respect when you own something," said Eddie Freeman, the owner of Sugarhill restaurant and nightclub in Bed-Stuy.
