Parents, Students, Elected Officials Rally To Save Fall Sports In Nassau County
Nassau County's Council of Superintendents recently voted to postpone all high school sports until January.
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Nassau County's Council of Superintendents recently voted to postpone all high school sports until January.
In the first months of the coronavirus pandemic, most local musicians lost what they needed most: collaboration with each other and audiences. Now, creative solutions are bringing them back across the city.
CBS2's Jennifer McLogan explores why many NYC residents who went out to The Hamptons for the summer aren't planning on returning to the city in time for the school year.
Back to school is right around the corner, but for some students that means staying home, which can be tough on working parents.
Movie theaters and casinos in New York are anxious to reopen, as they have in most neighboring states.
Most public health experts agree that fast, widespread and affordable coronavirus testing is essential to bring the pandemic under control.
Mayor Bill de Blasio insists New York City public schools will be ready to reopen for the first day of class on Sept. 10.
There are more things to do in New York City starting today.
Speaking at a news conference on Wednesday, the governor went into detail about what life will be like in gyms going forward in the age of COVID-19.
The CDC changed its guidelines for who needs to be tested for COVID-19. CBS2's Jessica Moore spoke with health experts to get their reaction to the abrupt change.
The DOJ says the information will help determine whether it will launch investigations under the Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act.
Murphy said the state is facing a $5.7 billion shortfall and compared the current economic disaster to the Civil War and the Great Depression.
This year with the threat of a second wave of COVID-19 in the fall overlapping with flu season, experts are saying flu shots are especially important this year.
Connecticut is trying to stop a rapid uptick in coronavirus cases in one of its cities.
Thousands of nursing home residents in New York have contracted COVID-19 and some family members are placing the blame on Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
The city sheriff's department is patrolling the Bayonne Bridge, a key entry point into the city.
For some pet parents, the situation changed so dramatically that surrendering their pet became the only option.
The start of school is just three weeks away in New York City and there is a massive shortage of nurses, which may complicate Mayor Bill de Blasio's goal of having a nurse in every school.
Several of the largest districts in Westchester County will start the school year remotely. That includes Yonkers, New Rochelle, and White Plains.
After months of isolation, uncertainty and copious suffering, it's no surprise the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the mental health of so many Americans.
On Tuesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio acted on continuing concerns about the air quality inside the buildings.
More college parties have been popping up around the Tri-State Area in violation of COVID-19 rules.
The race usually draws more than 30,000 people from around the world as a way to honor the lives lost on September 11th.
De Blasio said the Department of Education will work with schools that don't have their own space to close nearby streets or use local parks.
Just weeks before the start of the new school year, city leaders on Monday announced a new outdoor learning initiative -- an idea that's worked well for summer camps.
