Max Minute: Tri-State Flattened Curve, But COVID-19 Far From Gone
Though the tri-state area has managed to flatten the curve, CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez says COVID-19 is not gone.
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Though the tri-state area has managed to flatten the curve, CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez says COVID-19 is not gone.
Calls to cut the NYPD's budget includes pressure to remove officers from schools.
With summer temperatures arriving, pools are quickly becoming a needed outlet for families who have been stuck indoors. But, families need to keep safety in mind.
Already in Brooklyn last week alone, the Department of Labor reported 13,488 unemployment insurance claims.
Phase 3 includes restaurants with indoor dining at 50% capacity, plus more personal care services, like spas, nail salons, tattoo parlors and more.
The victim was rushed to the hospital with a gash on his head. He was listed in stable condition.
As cases of coronavirus are rising daily across the country, Tri-State Area governors are not taking any chances.
The location includes a 250,000 square foot delivery station and multi-level parking structure.
This year's march was canceled, but the celebrations have continued virtually.
The New York, Brooklyn and Queens public libraries plan to provide grab-and-good book services.
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut are issuing a travel advisory and requiring visitors from high-coronavirus states to quarantine for 14 days.
Illegal fireworks have been an ongoing issue in New York City in recent weeks. There have been some 13,000 reports this year, compared to just over 1,000 in 2019.
After four weeks of daily marches for police reform, protesters have now planted their feet outside City Hall.
Surveillance video shows an intruder walking right into the Flushing, Queens, home while the children were sleeping.
Without a vaccine, face coverings and common sense could be our best defense against the coronavirus.
