Coronavirus Update: NYPD Auxiliary Officer, School And Traffic Agents Die Of Virus
More than 1,350 officers and roughly 170 civilian members have tested positive for COVID-19.
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More than 1,350 officers and roughly 170 civilian members have tested positive for COVID-19.
The Comfort will still only be used for non-COVID-19 medical care.
The NYPD says while overall crime in the city is down 20% for the last two weeks of March, there have been specific crimes committed against Asian-Americans in that time.
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Thursday a new recommendation about facial covering that all New Yorkers should wear something over their mouths and noses at all times when outside of their homes.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio also sounded the alarm on the latex litter, saying it's not only disgusting, it's dangerous.
This is an important question that could impact the 45 million Americans who wear contact lenses.
"Anyone who needs food, anyone who's hungry, can come to these 435 sites. You can get all three meals for yourself and your family for free. No one will be turned away," de Blasio said.
People are turning to the internet for entertainment, and isolation is bringing out America's personality online.
Behind the numbers are neighbors, colleagues, family and friends.
Wellness expert Samantha Cassetty says it's important for people to participate in activities to combat negative emotions.
Not even a global pandemic can stop the United States Postal Service, but it can slow operations down.
With schools and businesses closed, many blood drives have been canceled. That has the New Jersey Red Cross calling for more donors.
"I'm frightened to go to work. I've never been frightened in 33 years as a nurse," one nurse said.
Any first responder can call 1 (516) 874-0411 to schedule an appointment.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the coronavirus pandemic continues to "march across the state."
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's daily coronavirus briefing turned into The Cuomo Brothers show Thursday when his younger brother, journalist Chris Cuomo, joined through a video chat from his home while under quarantine due to COVID-19.
The medical examiner will determine the cause of death.
Every borough is feeling the brunt of the disease in spots, with some getting hit harder than others.
There are now 83,712 total confirmed cases in New York with 12,226 currently hospitalized, 3,022 in ICU. Cuomo said 6,342 patients had been treated and discharged.
Thousands of New Yorkers are sharing similar frustrations online, posting their logs of countless calls to the labor department over the past few weeks.
The supplies will directly help people in New York and New Jersey.
Tenants and landlords are in a shared bond of pain amid estimates that as many as 40% won't be able to make their April rent payments.
The end of maternity leave meant a rude awakening for Vivi Guitart, a critical care ICU nurse at a Brooklyn hospital.
Police said the officers responded to a 911 call for a man with a knife around 4 a.m. near the intersection of Zarega and Westchester avenues in the Westchester Square section.
Dr. Max Gomez says that is both the hope and the fear.
