Spiking COVID: Rather Than Cut A Program, Sarah Lawrence College Volleyball Plays On With Men's And Women's Combined Team
Numerous college sports programs have been cut due to COVID-19. But one school found a way to play on by combining its efforts.
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Numerous college sports programs have been cut due to COVID-19. But one school found a way to play on by combining its efforts.
The vaccine had the same side effects in children as in adults - fever, malaise and body aches -- but was generally well tolerated.
The site will be open seven days a week, and can vaccinate 6,000 people a day.
Churches getting ready for socially distant Easter services are preparing for new beginnings.
For the first time in nearly two years the Yankees are welcoming fans back to the Stadium. But Thursday's home opener will be a lot different than you remember pre-COVID-19.
The transit benefit is part of a federal energy law to promote mass transit as an alternative to driving.
Activists say those incarcerated should have had access to vaccines weeks ago, when others living in congregate settings became eligible.
Then next week, on April 6, eligibility will expand again to residents at least 16 years old.
Starting Friday, the limit on outdoor gatherings will increase to 200 people. That's up from 50.
The coronavirus variant that's circulating in Brazil is becoming more concerning, both for infectiousness and for severity of disease.
New Yorkers have gotten the message when it comes to masks and now the state wants COVID vaccinations to be just as common.
The nation's top doctor pleaded with states Monday to pause reopening plans as a fourth surge of the coronavirus threatens the country.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has announced a major expansion of vaccine eligibility.
Community groups planted 50,000 bulbs in the fall as a living memorial to those who died from COVID-19.
The goal is to provide personal protective equipment to NYCHA developments that have been hit hardest by the coronavirus.
Thousands of workers now qualify, including food production workers, eldercare and support staff, as well as hospitality, postal and shipping staff and more.
With the push to get herd immunity against COVID, the state continues to add more groups to the vaccine eligibility list. A family on Long Island wants to know why they can't get a shot to their vulnerable, homebound senior.
Workers who register will be vaccinated in mid-April.
Dr. Anthony Fauci says spring break travel, relaxation of mitigation measures and virus variants are driving the still-high number of infections.
He says he plans to start bringing thousands of city workers back to offices in May. It's part of a return to normalcy that the mayor says is improving every day.
Murphy said the state is able to offer the vaccine to more groups as a 20% increase in doses from the federal government is expected next week.
Well-known realtor Barbara Corcoran, who reportedly owns the building with Alex Rodriguez, says as Ryo Nagaoka's health deteriorated, so did the condition of his apartment, and a biotech crew was called in to clean it.
The pass can be printed out or pulled up on a smartphone. It uses a secure QR code to provide businesses and venues with the user's proof of vaccination or negative test status.
The tax filing deadline has been extended from April 15 until May 17 this year.
The couple tested positive on the same day and felt sick enough to go to the hospital. The siblings, both local college students, never dreamt it would be the last time they'd see their parents alive.
