New York Health Officials Note 'Uptick' In Pediatric COVID Hospitalizations
Cases of COVID-19 among children in New York are leading to an "uptick" in hospitalizations.
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Cases of COVID-19 among children in New York are leading to an "uptick" in hospitalizations.
This is the time of year when we think of gathering with family and friends. But what about those who have no one to gather with, who are left lonely?
From Broadway to sports, the surge in Omicron variant cases is continuing to disrupt lives.
Monday, the mayor of Newark signed an executive order that will require proof of vaccination in order for people to enter many establishments, and Bergen County is expanding testing.
So far Monday, nearly 1,000 flights have been canceled nationwide, according to FlightAware.com.
There's at least one new site in each of the five boroughs.
As the spike in cases continues, many people are wondering how to move forward safely and what we can expect in the new year when it comes to COVID-19.
Hundreds of flights out of Kennedy, LaGuardia, and Newark airports have been affected by a global surge of COVID cases among airline crews.
New York broke another COVID record, with 44,000 new cases reported Friday.
United, Delta and other U.S. airlines canceled more than 950 flights for Christmas Day, after canceling over 600 Christmas Eve flights, as a surge in COVID-19 cases impacts their staff.
President Biden announced plans to buy and distribute 500 million at-home tests starting in January to help meet nationwide demand. But there are some concerns about them.
New York also issued a warning about increasing pediatric hospitalizations.
It'll be a quiet Christmas for the many forced to self-isolate after testing positive for COVID-19.
Many airlines say they're doing their best to try and re-book as many travelers as they possibly can, trying to get them to their holiday destination in time - but clearly they're up against that Christmas clock.
New York is cracking down on fake vaccine cards.
The U.S. will lift the temporary COVID-19-related travel restrictions imposed on eight southern African countries on December 31, the White House announced in a tweet on Christmas Eve.
Lines were long due to the surge brought on by the Omicron variant.
Waitress" announced it's closing for good, effective immediately. It was supposed to run through Jan. 9. "Thoughts Of A Colored Man" has officially ended its run, too.
Traveling safely is taking on more meaning, but even as the Omicron variant surges in the pandemic, airports and rest stop parking lots are packed.
Two prominent airlines have announced the cancellation of flights due to the ongoing COVID-19 case surge.
The number of people admitted to viewing areas will be reduced from the standard 58,000 to 15,000 to allow for social distancing.
With Christmas just days away and growing anxiety about COVID, hundreds of people lined up early Thursday morning to get a test kit.
Many churches are still holding Christmas Eve services despite the rapid rise in COVID cases. But there are options for those with concerns.
More than half of those incarcerated are unvaccinated, putting them at severe risk as the Omicron variant spreads.
As we move into the holiday season, a time we thought the COVID-19 pandemic might be easing, it's actually a more confusing time.
