Westchester Businesses Begin Implementing Social Distancing And Other Safety Guidelines In Ramp-Up To Reopening
Businesses large and small are using this down time to figure out how to adapt to the "new normal" once they're allowed to reopen.
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Businesses large and small are using this down time to figure out how to adapt to the "new normal" once they're allowed to reopen.
A lawsuit filed by the various correction unions calls the city's jails a "cesspool of illness."
We remember an emergency room nurse who fought to save others battling the disease, and a father from Haiti who did all he could to give his family a better life.
The new grading system will include "Meets Standards" or "Needs Improvement."
The pride of a nation that is America Strong - our Navy Blue Angels, our Air Force Thunderbirds - were in a joint fly over in salute to our doctors, nurses, medical staff who wake up every morning, or in the middle of the night, and head off to work to fight COVID-19.
Dr. Lorna Breen, 49, was medical director of the emergency department at New York Presbyterian's Allen hospital in Upper Manhattan.
Corinne O'Reilly is one of the many students from the Class of 2020 that has been impacted by the global health and economic crisis.
Men are at a higher risk than women of dying from COVID-19.
Cuomo said 14.9% of those tested statewide tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies, which is up from the initial 13.9% in a previous sampling.
New York City is looking to streamline the coronavirus testing process and hire 1,000 health care professionals for its contact tracing program.
CBS News has obtained the White House's new guidance given to states on how to test and trace for the coronavirus.
They're using their secret sauce for good.
Can you imagine going more then a month without seeing your loved ones?
Many New York and New Jersey residents are losing hope, and are out of cash.
Doctors are now realizing that coronavirus attacks a variety of other organ systems: Liver, kidney, heart and the brain.
