De Blasio Says Mask Mandate Not The Solution To Growing COVID Cases, 'Vaccination Is'
New York City health officials say the Delta variant is now responsible for 69% of COVID cases citywide.
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New York City health officials say the Delta variant is now responsible for 69% of COVID cases citywide.
The city's plan to make outdoor dining permanent is meeting a lot of resistance from local residents.
Monday was the first day of Summer Academy at Washington Rose Elementary in Roosevelt. The stigma gone, in-person learning is a coveted treat after a year of struggling remotely.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department will not enforce a countywide face mask mandate imposed by the County Department of Public Health, the county sheriff said Friday.
Scientists at Imperial College London found auto antibodies in the blood of a small number of people with COVID symptoms that lingered for months.
Surging cases, mask mandates and sporting events canceled -- that may sound like the early days of the pandemic, but they're all happening now.
None of the six players who tested positive are showing any serious symptoms.
The mobile Vaxmobile and health care workers are now spreading the message of science over social media misinformation.
In his first advisory, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy issued a stark warning Thursday in an effort to fight misinformation that the COVID vaccine is dangerous.
The Yankees series opener against the Boston Red Sox was postponed Thursday afternoon due to positive COVID-19 tests within the organization.
The continual coming together is an affirmation that they're all still here, even though they know some neighbors are naysayers of the nightly noise.
Pop star Olivia Rodrigo is driving home her message to young Americans everywhere that you should do what's good for you — and get the COVID-19 vaccine.
As coronavirus cases rise across the country, New York City officials are continuing the push to get more people vaccinated.
The new exhibit, called "Responses: Asian-American Voices Resisting the Tides of Racism," is a culmination of hundreds of public responses to the tumultuous events of the last two years.
Her family says every hospital she visited gave up on her, until she found Dr. Demetrio Tzimas and Anthony Armetta at Huntington Hospital.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday the city isn't quite ready to change the policy on face coverings.
There is an agreement that has been reached after controversy over Gov. Andrew Cuomo's plans to build a monument honoring COVID-19 essential workers.
The Long Island Rail Road is suffering trough plummeting monthly ridership.
Confusion seems to the word of the day when it comes to the COVID pandemic in the U.S. CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez helps answer questions about boosters, variants, vaccine protection and more.
On Twitter, Dr. Tom Frieden said, "The higher infectivity of Delta means the threshold for herd immunity will be higher."
At its peak, the Javits Center was the country's largest vaccination site.
Schools can safely return to in-person learning in the fall, even as they prepare to welcome back students too young to be vaccinated against COVID-19, according to updated guidance released Friday by the CDC.
Mayor de Blasio says the way to get more vaccinations in to the arms of New Yorkers is to focus on in-home vaccinations, mobile units, pharmacies, doctor's offices and pop-up sites.
Pfizer announced on Thursday that its COVID vaccine booster shot could further protect individuals from "all currently known variants" of COVID-19 — including the highly transmittable Delta variant.
The pandemic transformed many things this past year, including how people look for love on dating apps, and some of those changes may stick around as we come out of lockdown.
