College Experience In COVID-19 Era: CBS2 Checks Out The Many Safety Protocols At Iona
Life has returned to the Iona College campus. But due to the coronavirus pandemic, it doesn't look the same.
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Life has returned to the Iona College campus. But due to the coronavirus pandemic, it doesn't look the same.
Unlike the uniformity of New York City, local school districts in New Jersey vary widely in reopening plans.
Last week, the city also announced it is offering free legal support for tenants fighting evictions.
The Russian president says the vaccine has been registered for use and one of his daughters has already been inoculated.
One of Brooklyn's largest green spaces looked like a wasteland on Monday.
Some essential workers who kept a Bronx grocery store running during the height of the coronavirus pandemic say they were fired out of the blue.
Doctors around the world are reported more cases of "COVID-19 hair loss," according to CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez.
Facilities would have to meet "mandatory benchmarks" based on advice from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and state health officials.
Social media flyers for the for-profit event featured a bikini-clad woman. The party drew as many as 500 people at one point, police said.
Five weeks into the camp season and camping leaders are making note of what appears to be working locally.
The mayor said more than 700,000 students opted for in-person classes as part of the city's blended learning plan.
Democrats from New York are reacting to the four measures signed by President Donald Trump on Saturday in a move to bypass stalled congressional stimulus talks.
Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont said he fears waiting until there is a coronavirus vaccine to open up schools could lead to a "lost year of education."
The U.S. has both the highest number of confirmed cases and the most deaths of any country in the world.
Three of the nation's highest-ranking Catholic leaders, in a recent joint appeal, said Catholic schools "are presently facing their greatest financial crisis" and warned that hundreds more closures are likely without federal support.
The VMAs will be held Aug. 30 in front of limited or no audiences.
People coming from nearly three dozen states are required to quarantine for 14 days.
Nearly 100,000 children tested positive for the coronavirus in the last two weeks of July, a new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics finds.
Though evictions are still on hold in New York State, housing advocates are worried about the fate of an estimated 14,000 renters who faced eviction before the coronavirus pandemic.
Christopher Eisgruber, president of the university cited the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on New Jersey in a statement posted online Friday.
It's a difficult decision for some parents who must take more than just their children's safety into account.
It's the decision many parents, students and teachers have been waiting months for.
The decision goes against state guidelines requiring that some form of in-person instruction be offered.
Analysts said the country's latest jobs report was better than expected, but still cause for concern.
DeCamp announced it would be shutting down service effective Aug. 7, after the financial strain of the pandemic crushed its operating budget.
