COVID Impact: Boat Owners Say Charter Rental Business On Hudson River Is Booming
The last unofficial weekend of the summer has people getting to the beach -- and more than ever this year -- on a boat.
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The last unofficial weekend of the summer has people getting to the beach -- and more than ever this year -- on a boat.
More than 23 million total doses have been administered across the state.
With daily COVID cases reaching levels not seen since January, there's new concern that Labor Day weekend travel will only worsen the trend.
Just ahead of Rosh Hashanah, which begins Monday at sundown, 13 rabbis from the Five Towns and Far Rockaway released a new video encouraging everyone to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
In the midst of the pandemic, some congregations are carefully planning to gather in person, while others will connect virtually.
Many Americans with an autoimmune disease have had a poor response to COVID-19 vaccines, placing them at extremely high risk.
The Transportation Security Administration says it screened more than 1.3 million people at security checkpoints Tuesday. The last time it was that low was May 18, when it was 1.4 million.
City students and staff are getting set to head back to class in two weeks. This has many parents and students wondering what school buildings are doing to prepare.
The phony cards were allegedly sold over Instagram, and the buyers are believed to be front-line and essential workers.
One person said Carecube billed their insurance for a $200 office visit and $50 for the COVID test, but adding there was no office visit, only the test.
It could create a threat for doctors, hospitals and overwhelmed health care facilities.
In a stark departure from her predecessor, she said she's not going to issue open-ended mandates that leave no room for localities to determine what works best for them.
The European Union recommended Monday that its 27 nations reinstate restrictions on tourists from the U.S. because of rising coronavirus infections there.
COVID numbers in New Jersey are reaching the highest they've been since May.
A survey earlier in the pandemic found 62% of intensive care nurses are burned out. Now we're seeing the long-term impact of that over-work.
Gov. Hochul is reminding New Yorkers that rent relief funds remain available for those impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb, currently a member of Pfizer's board of directors, predicted Sunday that the drug company's COVID-19 vaccine could be available to children younger than 12 by early winter.
With less than a week before many schools start, the debate over a mask mandate continues to take center stage.
Mets right-hander Noah Syndergaard encountered another hurdle in his recovery from Tommy John surgery.
An emergency mask mandate has been issued for all schools in New York and there's a new vaccine initiative getting underway this weekend.
A new study finds troubling news concerning the Delta variant and those unvaccinated against the coronavirus.
Initially, it was announced that the tournament would be back to full capacity with no requirements for masks, vaccines or a recent COVID test.
All students, faculty and staff of public and private schools, pre-K through 12th grade, will be required to wear masks inside school buildings.
Hundreds of thousands of renters are at risk of being kicked out of their homes after the U.S. Supreme Court blocked the CDC's eviction moratorium in a 6-3 decision.
Federal regulators are considering approving a COVID-19 booster shot starting as soon as five months after the previous dose.
