Coronavirus Death Toll By ZIP Code Illustrates Deepening Racial Divide Across New York City
New data from the Department of Health shows a deepening divide as black and Latino communities are dying at twice the rate of their white counterparts.
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New data from the Department of Health shows a deepening divide as black and Latino communities are dying at twice the rate of their white counterparts.
One hundred kids and teens, ages 6-17, signed up for "ULTRAIN" the first week.
"I think I'd be able to sanitize my space better than a large Target, let's say, or a large Costco," she said.
The NYPD says she was stopped Wednesday and told to wear a mask, but she refused.
Surveillance video shows the 60-year-old victim walking on the sidewalk when the suspect runs up and tackles him to the ground.
Tyquan Howard, 16, was found in front of 1550 Sterling Place in Crown Heights just after 1 p.m. with a gunshot wound to the abdomen.
The family of 77-year-old Angela Rodriguez says they hired Dekalb Funeral Services in Clinton Hill to cremate her body after she died in March.
The suspects allegedly made anti-Semitic remarks, then grabbed one man's face mask and punched him in the face.
Police said 21-year-old Nickalus Thompson, also known as Nick Blixky, was shot in his torso and buttocks.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has announced a new initiative to expand access to COVID-19 testing in low-income communities and communities of color by using two dozen churches in predominantly minority communities as new testing locations.
Reporter Natalie Duddridge remembers two men who impacted countless people in their communities, in different ways.
CBS2's Cindy Hsu shares the stories of a teacher and soldier who made a difference in so many lives.
Andrew T. Cleckley Funeral Services on Utica Avenue in the Flatlands neighborhood struggled for days to handle the overwhelming number of COVID-19 bodies.
Dozens of decomposing bodies improperly stored in unrefrigerated rental trucks were discovered at a Brooklyn funeral home on Wednesday.
The insurmountable death toll caused by the coronavirus has some funeral homes handling what would be a month's worth of work in one week.
While there is no criminality, the funeral home could receive violations for improper storage.
Authorities say the man was caught Tuesday in Sunset Park after going through mailboxes at residential buildings and a medical office.
Many could be seen wearing face masks, but they were standing close together.
New York shops and salons are closed by executive order, which also bars license holders from clipping and cutting.
Since distributing the first four to Brookdale Hospital earlier this month, requests keep coming in - but production is not cheap. Each box costs around $160 to make.
The family says Mezac Chosson died on his 62nd birthday Sunday in Brooklyn.
Flames and smoke could be seen shooting through the roof, and burning debris fell onto the sidewalk below.
"No one told me that because I was being tested, that I wouldn't get to interact with my child," she said. "Cognitively, I understand that. Emotionally? I was done."
On the same day his hospital made front page headlines as the epicenter of the epidemic, Dr. David Wolin was laid to rest.
You can usually find a line wrapped around Win Son on a typical day, but today isn't that.
