NYC Unveils New Plan To Enforce Quarantine For Travelers
If you're traveling into New York City by car, bus or train, prepare to be stopped and asked if you've been to a coronavirus hotspot.
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If you're traveling into New York City by car, bus or train, prepare to be stopped and asked if you've been to a coronavirus hotspot.
The search for a drug to treat COVID-19 has taken a surprising new turn.
There's intense backlash Wednesday over Mayor Bill de Blasio's stunning decision to switch health commissioners mid-pandemic – and a parting "kick" from the former commissioner herself.
Across the tri-state area, many roads remain impassable with downed trees and power lines as crews continue the cleanup.
The vandalism spree has been going on all across the subway system since May 8. The most recent incident took place Monday, authorities said.
Police say he was captured on surveillance video tampering with an NYPD van.
He died at a Brooklyn hospital from heart and kidney failure, his brother Denis confirmed in an email.
"What a powerful storm it was, even though it was only here for a few hours," de Blasio said.
Surveillance video shows a man running on the sidewalk and opening fire. It happened shortly before 4 p.m. on Ralph Avenue in Brownsville.
Doctors say the child, who was supposed to be soon starting middle school, will instead have months of recuperation ahead.
On Wednesday, New York's eviction moratorium ends and that means that thousands of New Yorkers could be evicted.
One of the hottest debates right now is when and how to re-open schools during this pandemic.
Numerous trees were down across the city as torrential rains descended on the five boroughs.
Westchester County also saw its share of serious damage from Tropical Storm Isaias.
Superstorm Sandy holds the record for storm-related outages. It knocked out service for 1.1 million customers.
