Coronavirus Update: NYC Streets Desolate As Non-Essential Businesses Prepare To Close
With non-essential workers across the state being told to stay at home, some New Yorkers say they're just trying to make the best of it.
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With non-essential workers across the state being told to stay at home, some New Yorkers say they're just trying to make the best of it.
Vice President Mike Pence and his wife tested negative for coronavirus, the vice president's press secretary said Saturday.
Dr. Laura Feijoo was tested on March 16 and has been instructed to quarantine for two weeks from that date.
Makeshift desks, headphones and shared spaces with family and pets are the new normal.
President Donald Trump has approved a disaster declaration for New York State, as senators try to finalize details of a trillion dollar economic stimulation package.
The FAA told air traffic controllers to "stop all departures" to JFK Airport, LaGuardia Airport, Newark Airport, and other regional airports.
The coronavirus pandemic continues to spread throughout the Tri-State Area, with new cases and restrictions announced each day.
Nassau County now has at least 754 cases, including seven deaths and seven critically ill patients.
With so many users logging on at the same time, some worry how the online networks can handle the strain
Now that most New Yorkers have to work from home for the time being, taking in a pet can help with some of the loneliness.
During his morning briefing, the governor announced "New York State on PAUSE," which stands for "policies that assure uniform safety for everyone."
Mayor Bill de Blasio says even though he's getting some help from the federal government, it's still not enough.
Gov. Phil Murphy predicts the number of cases will jump from nearly 750 into the many thousands as more people are tested.
There are concerns at the NYPD about social distancing while officers try to keep the city safe during this pandemic.
In troubled times, they turn out each day to keep the system running.
Healthcare workers are asking for donations of personal protective equipment to keep them safe from coronavirus.
The designer said on Instagram he hopes he and his sewing team, who are working from home, can make hundreds quickly.
Bravo talk show host and producer Andy Cohen and former "Bachelor" Colton Underwood took to Instagram Friday to announce they have both tested positive for COVID-19.
It's not a marketing strategy for profit but to help the local community get through the global coronavirus pandemic.
All personal care businesses, like hair and nail salons, in the tri-state area will soon need to officially close up shop.
Dr. Max Gomez is answering your questions about the COVID-19 coronavirus. Go to facebook.com/cbsnewyork to submit your question and we'll try to answer it on-air and online!
Americans will have additional time to file their taxes, with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announcing Friday that Tax Day has been shifted from the usual April 15.
President Trump announced from the White House Briefing Room that he will invoke the Defense Production Act.
Coronavirus cases on Long Island now top 1,000, and there are worries about food pantries for seniors, veterans and the homeless.
