New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Dave Chokshi Tests Positive For COVID-19
Dr. Dave Chokshi said in a statement he has mild symptoms and is working with the city to perform contact tracing.
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Dr. Dave Chokshi said in a statement he has mild symptoms and is working with the city to perform contact tracing.
There's some bad news and perhaps some good news for people who've been previously infected with the coronavirus.
Cuomo's decision to expand the pool to include restaurant workers, taxi drivers and the developmentally disabled drew a swift and angry rebuke from one advocate for the elderly.
The superintendent says he now plans to file a lawsuit against the teachers' union.
After weeks of promises pledging equity would be at the center of the vaccine distribution efforts, new data shows the plan is not working.
The co-founder of Carbon Health discusses the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines and how his company's technology is expediating process in California.
Vaccination demographic information released Sunday by New York City reveals disparities and inequities Mayor Bill de Blasio blasted as unacceptable while also attempting to explain them.
A heroic firefighter who rushed to save lives on 9/11, has died of coronavirus.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont on Face The Nation discussed the state's progress distributing COVID vaccines and how the spread of new variants could impact reopening schools.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued an order requiring travelers to wear face masks at transportation hubs, and on planes and all forms of public transportation.
While the coronavirus vaccine rollout is improving, hospitals around the country are still being overrun with COVID cases. That's why experts say anything that keeps people from getting hospitalized would be a big help.
The New Jersey-based company is calling it's vaccine a "one-shot wonder."
A spokesperson says Cardinal Dolan has not tested positive and feels fine, but he has canceled all public appearances, including Sunday's mass.
Starting Saturday, State Sen. Julia Salazar, who chairs the corrections committee, will begin a series of visits to five state prisons, two jails and an ICE detention center.
The Cuomo administration says in the beginning of the pandemic, there were concerns about double counting deaths between hospitals and nursing homes.
New Jersey is closing in on administering 725,000 COVID vaccines statewide.
Restaurants are offering take out or delivery deals for $20.21, commemorating the new year.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has accused the state's health department of undercounting coronavirus-related deaths at nursing homes.
Pre-COVID, the industry employed more than 50,000 people. Now, half those jobs are gone, and about 200 out of 700 hotels have closed.
Many 9/11 first responders are still waiting for their COVID vaccine shots, despite having preexisting conditions including battles with cancers, lung diseases and other ailments that put them at greater risk.
The story of a nurse in Queens, who became the first person in the country to get the COVID vaccine, resonated with a group of students several states away.
Photographer Corky Lee passed away after fighting COVID-19. He was an icon in the Asian American community who used his camera to set things right.
Volunteers with the Volunteer Vaccine Appointment Assistance Team search dozens of online sites and have helped several hundred seniors.
The mayor of Paterson, New Jersey is taking tech out of COVID vaccines by offering the shots to people the old-fashioned way. Many say they'd rather wait in line for hours than wait online for months.
The moves comes amid concerns about vaccine distribution and the spread of a new COVID variant.
