Coronavirus Update: Queens Priest Dies Of COVID-19
He is the second priest serving the Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn to succumb to COVID-19.
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He is the second priest serving the Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn to succumb to COVID-19.
Two major retailers are making changes to control social distancing in stores during the pandemic.
Officials don't want healthy people using professional grade medical masks, asking that those be left for health care workers.
Long Island will be the next big coronavirus hotspot, according to projections shared by Gov. Andrew Cuomo in his daily COVID-19 briefing.
On Saturday, Mayor Bill de Blasio issued a dire warning for the days and weeks ahead.
On Friday, the Department of Defense announced it would be relaxing some of the procedures to get patients to the ship quicker.
As COVID-19 infection rates climb in southern New York State, Gov. Andrew Cuomo was asked Saturday about setting up a tighter coronavirus containment zone around the hamlet of Monsey in Rockland County.
The rapid rise in coronavirus cases has created a dire situation for many industries and organizations across the city.
New York has reached a grim milestone in its battle against the coronavirus.
"It is frustrating when I hear anyone say this does not discriminate because it erases the racially disparate impact of the coronavirus outbreak," Councilman Ritchie Torres said.
With businesses closing, unemployment skyrocketing and everyone home right now, experts say it's a recipe for abuse to intensify.
Experts say failing to enable security features not only opens you up to online trolls, important information can be stolen from your business meetings.
The supplies included 192,000 N95 masks, 130,000 surgical masks and nearly 600,000 gloves.
Part of that staff at NYU includes medical students who graduated early and headed straight for the front lines of the pandemic.
Police were called in but didn't arrest anyone.
Nursing home workers have been reusing a lot of their supplies, and in some cases, they're getting creative, using household items like garbage bags as gowns.
New York City health officials now say people should cover their faces whenever they leave their homes to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Delivery workers are among those putting themselves in danger to make sure people are still getting food and supplies during the isolation of the coronavirus outbreak.
The first system that can disinfect thousands of N95 masks in a matter of hours has been deployed on Long Island.
Monday through Friday, adults and children can pick up three meals at a time and no adult will be turned away.
The ship is being used to treat those who are not suffering from the coronavirus, so the city's hospitals can free up beds and focus on COVID-19 patients.
Arlene Stringer-Cuevas, who served on the city council representing Washington Heights during the 1970s, was 86 years old.
The suspension comes amid a shrinking healthy workforce and an overwhelming amount of spring cleaning put out at curbside.
De Blasio said he surfaced the issue with President Donald Trump and other members of his administration Thursday.
The building was illuminated with a red light, symbolizing a heartbeat.
