COVID Vaccines For Children Appear To Be A Half A Year Away, Or Longer
Current coronavirus vaccines are only approved for adults, but Pfizer has now started a trial for children between the ages of 12 and 15.
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Current coronavirus vaccines are only approved for adults, but Pfizer has now started a trial for children between the ages of 12 and 15.
There is new hope for beleaguered New York City eateries.
It's the hottest ticket in town -- securing a COVID-19 vaccine appointment. But for many, it hasn't been easy, especially at sites in their own backyards.
Since the 1970s, Lee's documentary photography highlighted the history, triumphs and struggles of Asian Americans.
All sports, including those considered high risk, can resume in Nassau County on Monday. High-risk sports include football, basketball and cheerleading.
New Jersey health officials on Wednesday reported six new cases of the B17 variant from the United Kingdom, bringing the total in the state to eight, including one death.
As COVID vaccines continue to roll out, admittedly with many bumps, many are asking how to minimize side effects from the shots.
The Centers for Disease Control says the risk of COVID-19 spreading in schools is small and based on new research it says schools can reopen during the pandemic.
The new director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday that a COVID-19 variant first detected in the United Kingdom has now been found in 26 states.
The CDC says coronavirus rarely spreads in schools where public health recommendations are followed.
As vaccine supply shortages plague the Tri-State Area, President Joe Biden says help is on the way.
She's humbled but still heartbroken, and she's pleading with people to take the virus seriously and wear a mask so other families are spared this unimaginable loss.
The Biden administration is boosting the weekly supply of COVID-19 vaccines to states and territories by 16% next week and plans to give governors more advance notice on forthcoming allocations of the shots, according to multiple state officials briefed by the White House on Tuesday.
She was admitted to the hospital for the coronavirus on Dec. 2 after suffering shortness of breath.
Hospital teams say to reach the people they want to reach, they have to go deeper, provide more depth to resources and who is delivering the message.
It's the largest one-year drop ever in its college applications. The State University of New York system has lost a fifth of its prospective students.
Mega vaccination sites keep opening in New Jersey, but an appointment is nearly impossible to find due to a lack of supply.
With New York City facing a COVID-19 vaccine supply shortage, some of its most vulnerable seniors have been unable to get their shot. One lawmaker is trying to change that.
This comes just as a new variant has been discovered in the country, and as concerns grow nationwide about a shortage of vaccine doses.
The landlords and tenants have been involved in a housing dispute since the pandemic began when they stopped paying rent.
There are hopes that the annual Restaurant Week will give them a much-needed boost, but it won't be business as usual.
Students in Montclair, New Jersey were supposed to head back into their classrooms Monday for the first time since March. Despite the superintendent's announcement, it didn't happen.
The Bronx River Houses was the first stop for a mobile vaccination unit that hopes to reach 15,000 NYCHA seniors over the next eight weeks.
A new COVID-19 hotline is supposed to help New Jersey residents make vaccination appointments. But on the first day, it was overwhelmed.
There is increasing concern over a number of new strains of the coronavirus and if the available vaccines are effective against them. CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez has the answers.
