Coronavirus Update: NYC Pools Likely Closed For Summer, Beaches Still To Be Decided
The mayor said he wants to lower expectations, "just for everyone's sanity."
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The mayor said he wants to lower expectations, "just for everyone's sanity."
Another 5.2 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week, and that brings the total number for the past four weeks to roughly 22 millIon - a staggering number that's about the same as the population of the state of Florida.
The MTA says fewer riders and toll revenues, down more than 60%, will cost it nearly $6 billion.
There are a lot of things we miss with social distancing restrictions in place, including human contact.
Gratitude for healthcare heroes on the front lines of the pandemic is profound, and many are finding ways to thank them, including some fellow first responders.
CBS2's Jessica Moore looks back at the lives of two public servants who gave back to others until the very end.
Small businesses like Grassroots Fitness Project on the Upper West Side are leaning into an online business model during the coronavirus pandemic.
Salaam discusses what it was like to go to prison for a crime he didn't commit and how the infamous Central Park jogger case changed his life forever.
Mayor Bill de Blasio laid out a $89.3 billion budget proposal Thursday, saying it reflects four priorities: Keeping New Yorkers healthy, safe, with food on their tables and roofs over their heads.
There are animal care professionals out there who will take every precaution to make sure that your four-legged friend is taken care of, while social distancing remains the priority.
Former New York state Senate leader Dean Skelos was expected to be released soon from prison to home confinement after testing positive for the coronavirus, prosecutors told a judge Wednesday.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that trend line of coronavirus cases is improving, but reopening the economy and a "new normal" in society won't be possible until there's a massive increase in testing.
Eight nurses are out sick, leaving sometimes just three nurses to cover the entire ER.
To date, more than 2,800 members of the NYPD have been diagnosed with the disease.
Attorney Massimo D'Angelo says obtaining a temporary restraining order is the only effective way to stop the gatherings.
