Student in dispute with Montclair State University over school's change in vaccine requirement
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As CBS2's Alice Gainer reports, in the last seven days in New York City there's been an average of more than 1,500 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases a day.
In the last seven days in New York City there's been an average of more than 1,500 confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases a day. The positivity rate is more than 3%, but hospitalizations and deaths are decreasing.
A spokesperson says the House speaker is asymptomatic.
CBS2's Jessica Moore has the latest on whether another shot will really provide more immunity.
Candice Horan had her prom dress picked out until there was an announcement at John Bowne High School in Flushing.
Medical experts tell CBS2's Jennifer McLogan it's a matter of personal judgement, but there's no reason to hesitate.
A second COVID booster shot is now available for some people. CBS2's Chris Wragge spoke with Dr. Daniel Varga of Hackensack Meridian Health about who should get the second booster, and when.
Some officials are urging New Yorkers to get another booster, and the city's controversial mask mandate for kids under five years old, which was set to be lifted Monday, is staying in place. CBS2's Dick Brennan reports.
The city's mask mandate for kids under 5 at schools and child care settings in staying in place at least for now. CBS2's John Dias has the latest.
It's part of an effort to get more children between the ages of 5 and 11 vaccinated.
CBS2's John Dias has more on what's behind the mayor's controversial decision.
CBS2's Lisa Rozner has more on the rise in cases in New York City and an uptick in positive cases in the state and in New Jersey.
CBS2's Lisa Rozner has more on the increase in COVID cases in the city.
Mayor Eric Adams says children under 5 years old should prepare to wear masks at schools and day cares on Monday.
Fauci opened up about the risk of easing restrictions and the things he's now comfortable doing.
Starting Thursday, New York City is offering a second free COVID booster shot to those who qualify, including residents 50 and older and/or with compromised immune systems. CBS2's John Dias reports.
White House says program that reimburses clinics and hospitals for testing stopped accepting claims last week.
This comes as the federal government says people without insurance could soon have to pay for COVID tests and vaccinations. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook has local reaction.
As CBS2's Elijah Westbrook reports, the FDA has authorized a second COVID booster shot for people over 50. But for anyone without insurance, the vaccine, as well as testing, could now cost you.
The FDA has authorized a second booster of Moderna or Pfizer as early as four months after receiving first one.
Immunocompromised Americans are also now eligible for an extra dose, as well as all those first vaccinated with Johnson & Johnson's vaccine.
Firefighters, paramedics, police officers, transit and sanitation workers were among those standing in solidarity.
It comes as Mayor Eric Adams faces backlash over his decision to change the rules for professional athletes and performers. CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis has a live report.
Breaking news for people who got the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.
