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Dr. Max Gomez says that is both the hope and the fear.
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Dr. Max Gomez says that is both the hope and the fear.
O'Neill will be overseeing distribution of essential medical equipment to hospitals across New York City.
Living rooms and kitchen tables have been transformed into classrooms and parents and guardians into teachers.
Chances are many are wrap up their day of working from home, a task that may not be easy especially for those not used to it.
Four women lost their lives Tuesday night, when a fire tore through an apartment building in the Claremont section of the Bronx.
"The message to New Yorkers is we are scrambling, but that shouldn't have a negative connotation," Shea said. "We are able to handle many, many different tasks here. We're still fighting crime."
The group Relief Opportunities for All Restaurants, or ROAR, is partnering with the Robin Hood Foundation to provide quick case for hospitality employees.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has issued a 90-day moratorium on evictions for residential and commercial tenants but little to no plan for what happens after.
EMS members are concerned about potentially infecting their families when they go home, so some are sleeping in their cars or at the station.
The mayor has warned if the public does not follow social distancing rules, more parks and playgrounds around the city will close.
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The fire started around 7:30 p.m. on the top floors of a building on Grand Concourse in Claremont.
It's expected to start decontaminating up to 80,000 masks per day by the end of the week.
The park was slated to open in Goshen, Orange County, on July 4.
New York City hospitals are overwhelmed with coronavirus patients and beds are in high demand.
St. Charles Hospital sleep expert Brendan Duffy recommends people take warm showers, read, and exercise in order to sleep better at night during the coronavirus outbreak.
Residents, many of them older, are out and about despite a directive to stay home except for essential activities.
The increasing death toll as a result of the coronavirus outbreak is putting a strain on funeral directors.
Many now feel trapped in their own homes without any help. Structure, routine and stability need to be offered in new ways.
Some of the biggest retailers and subscription sites are slashing prices to make up for losses due to the coronavirus outbreak.
For so many of us, food is one of the main ingredients keeping us sane right now.
Much of the country seems to be split on whether the general public should be wearing masks outside the home to help slow the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo tried to answer the question on everyone's mind on Tuesday.
Rikers Island and other local jails have been hit especially hard by the coronavirus outbreak.
A new survey says 36% of households in New York City reported they have had someone in their household lose employment because of business shutdowns ordered since the coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak began in the state three weeks ago.
