Just Days After Testing Positive For COVID, Sarah Palin Spotted Dining At Manhattan Restaurant
Sarah Palin is facing online criticism for dining at a New York City restaurant after testing positive for COVID-19.
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Sarah Palin is facing online criticism for dining at a New York City restaurant after testing positive for COVID-19.
The state's workers' compensation board is offering free webinars about workers' rights and assistance filing compensation claims.
A judge found Thomas lacked the capacity to understand the proceedings against him, or to his assist his own defense.
The battle over New York's mask mandate has taken several turns over the last several hours.
The original vaccine still offers good protection against severe illness and death.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert, said Monday that Omicron variant infections in the U.S. could peak by mid-February.
As COVID-19 cases in our region begin to plateau and decline, controversy is rising on Long Island, where demonstrators who want no mask or vaccine mandates have been rallying for choice.
Early during the pandemic there was a lot of hope placed on antibodies from recovering COVID-19 patients or made in the lab.
Though COVID cases are decreasing citywide, Coney Island Hospital says it's seen a higher case load due to the neighborhood's older demographic.
The district went remote due to COVID-19 concerns, then extended virtual learning for an extra week.
The governor says cases are on the decline, with less than 8% of tests positive Saturday.
Vaccinations at the mega site are only available to New Jersey residents.
A Long Island biology teacher faces up to four years in prison, accused of injecting a neighbor's son with what's believed to be a coronavirus vaccine.
For the first time since December, the state's positivity rate is less than 10 percent. Cases continue to fall, but the push to vaccinate isn't letting up.
It also found the majority of people approve of mask mandates.
Much needed medical support arrived Thursday morning at University Hospital in Newark.
Health care employees need their booster shots by Feb. 28, and those in high-risk settings by the March 30 deadline.
The federal government's plan to send rapid COVID-19 tests to homes through the U.S. Postal Service doesn't appear to be working for everyone.
During the virtual hearing, speakers implored small business committee members to extend unemployment for creative workers, create a Secretary of Arts and Culture and support universal arts education in schools.
The latest COVID statistics in the Tri-State Area are looking optimistic.
According to the city Department of Health, 81% of adults in the Bronx are fully vaccinated, compared to 84% of adults citywide.
The free masks will be made available to the public at thousands of local pharmacies and community health centers nationwide starting late next week, according to a White House official.
Mayor Eric Adams stressed in-person learning will continue no matter what.
As most children went back to school in person Tuesday, there were parents in New Jersey who kept their kids home out of fear.
A day ahead of the scheduled rollou, some Americans are already placing orders through a form posted by the U.S. Postal Service.
