Rapid Coronavirus Tests Expanding In New York City As Some Wait Almost 2 Weeks For Results
Nine clinics that provide sexual health services will begin to provide COVID testing starting next week.
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Nine clinics that provide sexual health services will begin to provide COVID testing starting next week.
At least 20 young adults between the ages of 15-19 contracted the virus either while there or from someone who was there.
After a four-month delay, it's finally Opening Day.
Players from both clubs wore T-shirts saying Black Lives Matter during batting practice, and the letters "BLM" were stenciled into the back of the mound at the center of the diamond.
The governor says the federal CARES Act is funding the grant program.
Cuomo vowed to step up the state's crackdown on bars and restaurants breaking the rules after videos showed people partying outside overcrowded establishments and not social distancing.
With millions of Americans out work and fewer positions open, the job market is more competitive than ever.
New York City now has the capacity to complete 50,000 coronavirus tests a day, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Thursday.
Chinatown has always been a hot spot for tourists and great food, but many have stopped coming to the area since December, when COVID-19 hit overseas. Now, the community is getting down and dirty to clean the streets.
CBS2's Aundrea Cline-Thomas talks with unemployed New Yorkers about how they're dealing with the reality of potentially collecting less in unemployment if a new coronavirus relief bill is passed in Washington D.C.
Cuomo said the state is monitoring rising COVID-19 rates among younger people, specifically 21 to 30-year-olds - the only age group that saw a significant spike over the last two weeks.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced Thursday that the White House and Senate Republicans have reached a "fundamental agreement" on their opening offer, CBS News reports.
The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits rose for the first time since the pandemic hit in March.
Beaches will begin closing at 8 p.m., and boardwalks will close at 9 p.m. The city will also no longer sell non-resident beach passes for weekends.
At one point, his family was called to the hospital to say goodbye. But he didn't give up - and neither did they.
Some employers are hoping they can still attract and retain young talent through virtual internships.
People from all over the world are once again getting the opportunity to become American citizens as ceremonies have resumed in New York.
The United States is taking a big step towards a potential coronavirus vaccine.
The agency warns riders and employees that without big help from the federal government, they may have to brace for workforce reductions, service cuts, more stalled improvements and higher tolls.
However, New York's deaths toll is by far the highest in the country, and its rate of confirmed infections is twice California's rate.
President Trump changed his rhetoric on wearing masks in a press conference Tuesday, saying that "they have an impact."
Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued another stern warning Tuesday to bars and restaurants.
CBS2's Hazel Sanchez dives into the child care problem many New Jersey parents are facing with the prospect of more remote learning for kids this fall.
If you receive federal unemployment payments, in addition to state unemployment, you may have noticed your money wasn't in your account this week.
The Wayne Licensing Center will be closed for cleaning until Tuesday, July 28.
