Mayor De Blasio Says Time It Takes For Task Force Recommendations Will Not Delay NYC Starting To Reopen
Now that city leaders believe the worst of the crisis is over for now, they are setting their sights on slowly re-opening the economy.
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Now that city leaders believe the worst of the crisis is over for now, they are setting their sights on slowly re-opening the economy.
One of the biggest challenges restaurants are facing involves third-party apps.
CBS2 is continuing to pay tribute to those who have died from COVID-19.
New York shops and salons are closed by executive order, which also bars license holders from clipping and cutting.
Mayor Bill de Blasio's about face on closing 40 miles of streets for pedestrians and cyclists presents a new test for the NYPD.
The Democratic members of the State's Board of Elections voted Monday to nix the primary.
Opening the streets will provide other outdoor options so people can spread out, especially with city pools closed.
Cheers for health care workers may have sounded a bit louder one recent night on the Upper East Side.
Alexis Loveraz, a junior with a 4.0 average at Harlem Prep High School, has quickly earned the title "TikTok Tutor."
Some claim they can detect the virus. Others claim they can detect antibodies. But none of them may be accurate.
Some young people on Long Island are keeping their letter-writing skills sharp by thanking first responders.
Cuomo discussed his vision for reopening, saying it will be a gradual process which will allow for the state to monitor the spread of COVID-19 as businesses reopen
"We're going to build something new and we're going to build something better, and not just better because it's more modern. We're going to build something more fair. We're going to build something for everyone," De Blasio said.
More than 1.2 million New Yorkers have filed unemployment claims since the coronavirus outbreak began.
L train service will resume on both tracks during overnights and weekends as of Monday.
