Number Of Cases Of Rare Condition Linked To COVID-19 In Children Continues To Rise
The Centers for Disease Control reports 792 confirmed cases of multisystem inflammatory syndrome and 16 deaths in 42 states, New York City and Washington, D.C.
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The Centers for Disease Control reports 792 confirmed cases of multisystem inflammatory syndrome and 16 deaths in 42 states, New York City and Washington, D.C.
New York City malls are opening at 50% capacity, and New York State casinos at 25% -- under the condition they have enhanced air filtration systems in place.
As staff returned this week to buildings, two Brooklyn teachers at two different schools have tested test positive for COVID-19.
After months of debate, the city is moving hundreds of homeless people out of a hotel.
A setback in the race to produce a COVID-19 vaccine has caused many to wonder when a vaccine will actually be available to the public. CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez has the latest on this story.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday that indoor dining will only resume once local governments come up with an inspection and enforcement mechanism to make sure restaurants are in compliance with their maximum occupancy limits.
With COVID-19, many voters want to avoid the lines and crowds at the polls.
Several kids posed for pictures outside the school to capture the first day, which looked much different this year with kids wearing masks.
The city says its plan to use hotels to battle COVID-19 was temporary.
AstraZeneca on Tuesday temporarily halted its phase three trial of a possible coronavirus vaccine after one participant may have suffered from a serious adverse reaction.
As thousands of students head back to school virtually this month, teachers and parents are grappling with how to keep kids focused and engaged.
The crowds are measured not only by allowing LIRR access to your trip but also by sophisticated sensors built into a car's suspension to detect how many people are on board.
It's an unprecedented start to the school year in Yonkers, the fourth largest district in New York.
An unprecedented pledge was signed Tuesday by nine of the leading pharmaceutical companies racing to develop a COVID-19 vaccine.
The end of Labor Day Weekend means the start of the school year for many families on Long Island.
Many schools in New Jersey start Tuesday. Some had no choice but to go all virtual because they could not find enough substitute teachers.
New York City schools reopen for teachers Monday, but some are being told not to come in because their buildings need ventilation repairs.
Families flocked to the shore to soak up some final moments of sunshine as Labor Day marked the unofficial end of summer.
Live music, lunch and so much more were set up in the heart of the city as a "thank you" to those who got us through the worst of COVID-19.
The group says the arts community is a big part of the American economy and without it, the country will struggle to recover.
Several computers are making sure the show, that features artists and entertainment from all over the world, stays live.
That late summer feel is in the air, and so are the early fall allergy symptoms. Not to mention anxiety over whether what you're feeling is allergies at all.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the milestone on Monday.
They were taken into custody and issued summonses for violating the mayor's emergency order that requires face coverings on mass transit.
Health officials are warning our behavior this Labor Day Weekend could impact how the coronavirus spreads for the coming months.
