Coronavirus Update: Pilot Program Kicks Off, Closing Some NYC Streets To Traffic To Boost Social Distancing
Four streets across New York City closed to traffic Friday to help people coping with cabin fever get some fresh air.
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Four streets across New York City closed to traffic Friday to help people coping with cabin fever get some fresh air.
The move comes as Gov. Andrew Cuomo says there still will not be enough hospital capacity to deal with the coronavirus outbreak's peak.
A Brooklyn business is producing face masks for healthcare workers in desperate need of more supplies.
Ear nose and throat doctors worldwide are reporting that some coronavirus patients are reporting the sudden loss of smell and taste.
Gov. Gina Raimondo's directive allows state police to stop vehicles with New York license plates to collect information from drivers and passengers in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Mayor Bill de Blasio confirmed that Tesla CEO Elon Musk in donating hundreds of ventilators to New York City and New York state.
Bus driver Oliver Cyrus, 61, and 4conductor Peter Petrassi, 49, died Thursday.
President Donald Trump agreed to send the ship to New York City back on March 18.
If New York City is the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic in the country, then Elmhurst Hospital is ground zero.
Parents and students are leaning on online tutors to help with virtual schooling while schools are closed because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Living in a virtual world is helping so many of us stay connected, entertained and active during this new norm of social distancing.
Notify NYC said scammers are contacting people about setting up a time to get tested for the virus.
Dr. Max Gomez is answering your questions about the COVID-19 coronavirus. Go to facebook.com/cbsnewyork to submit your question and we'll try to answer it on-air and online!
Dennis Dickson was a 14-year member of the police family.
Two other members of the department's executive staff have tested positive.
