COVID In New York: Upstate Hospital Says They Don't Have Enough Staff To Care For Any More Patients
The CEO of Upstate University Hospital says he has open beds, but he doesn't have the staff to care for any more patients.
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The CEO of Upstate University Hospital says he has open beds, but he doesn't have the staff to care for any more patients.
Any comfort in this year of crisis is appreciated by those who have felt the unimaginable loss.
They say indoor dining with proper measures is not causing significant spread of the virus.
The governor says the state's effort to vaccine residents is going well. Nearly 55,000 doses have been administered in Connecticut so far.
The governor also says vaccination is a massive undertaking, but the economy cannot remain closed until the immunizations reach 70%.
Fighting food insecurity and bringing hospitality workers back on the job, that's the goal behind Carroll's Kitchen Long Island.
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Arenas like the one in Union will be back in business this weekend with ice hockey and other winter sports.
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Earlier this month, the bar's zip code became a COVID-19 orange zone, forcing a pause on indoor dining.
The mayor says during the pandemic, the health care professionals showed their bravery, courage and commitment as they worked tirelessly on the front lines to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
The second dose of the vaccine is scheduled to be provided on Jan. 19.
It was a year like no other, so a January reset could be just the trick to forget 2020.
The move is apparently part of a larger citywide push to help those who are sick properly isolate.
President-elect Joe Biden praised vaccine manufacturers and scientists Tuesday but slammed the Trump administration over the vaccination process.
The first firefighter inoculations target those who work on engine companies, as opposed to those who work on ladder companies.
Following the House's approval Monday of legislation to boost the direct payments to Americans from $600 to $2,000, all eyes are on the Republican-controlled Senate.
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The Garden state is starting a week later than New York and Connecticut, because the state missed a federal deadline by one day.
The clinic is open to workers from Belleville, Livingston, Millburn, Maplewood, Newark, Orange and South Orange.
Police released new surveillance pictures of suspects wanted in a hate crime investigation after a woman was allegedly attacked for not wearing a mask on the subway.
The White House said Sunday night that President Trump signed legislation for $900 billion coronavirus economic aid and the $1.4 trillion in government spending, averting a government shutdown.
Mayor Bill de Blasio says more than 50,000 New Yorkers have already been vaccinated against COVID-19. But one health network is under scrutiny.
People in Brooklyn are hitting the streets, demanding the president sign the latest $900 billion coronavirus stimulus plan.
