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The coronavirus pandemic continues to spread throughout the Tri-State Area, with new cases and restrictions announced each day.
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The coronavirus pandemic continues to spread throughout the Tri-State Area, with new cases and restrictions announced each day.
With so many users logging on at the same time, some worry how the online networks can handle the strain
Now that most New Yorkers have to work from home for the time being, taking in a pet can help with some of the loneliness.
During his morning briefing, the governor announced "New York State on PAUSE," which stands for "policies that assure uniform safety for everyone."
Mayor Bill de Blasio says even though he's getting some help from the federal government, it's still not enough.
There are concerns at the NYPD about social distancing while officers try to keep the city safe during this pandemic.
In troubled times, they turn out each day to keep the system running.
The designer said on Instagram he hopes he and his sewing team, who are working from home, can make hundreds quickly.
All personal care businesses, like hair and nail salons, in the tri-state area will soon need to officially close up shop.
Dr. Max Gomez is answering your questions about the COVID-19 coronavirus. Go to facebook.com/cbsnewyork to submit your question and we'll try to answer it on-air and online!
Coronavirus cases on Long Island now top 1,000, and there are worries about food pantries for seniors, veterans and the homeless.
One food bank chief expects a 20% increase in need over the next two to three weeks, but of seven available soup kitchens on Long Island, two are already closed.
Police said the suspect approached a 7-year-old girl and put his hands under her clothes.
According to de Blasio, New York City is "two weeks or three weeks away from running out of the supplies we need most for our hospitals."
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran urged people to "be vigilant."
Dr. Max Gomez is answering your questions about the COVID-19 coronavirus. Go to facebook.com/cbsnewyork to submit your question and we'll try to answer it on-air and online!
Actor Kevin Bacon started the hashtage #IStayHomeFor to get people sharing who they want to protect by staying indoors during the coronavirus pandemic. New Yorkers and New Jersey residents weighed in.
New Yorkers who are quarantined because of the coronavirus are getting some financial relief.
Many New Yorkers routinely rely on home health aides and outside assistance, but that has all stopped as people practice social distance.
As coronavirus cases continue to surge in New York City, leaders fear hospitals may run out of beds. Officials are working on creative solutions to make more space.
Two men can be seen wearing medical masks as they run through a hallway. A third man is seen on surveillance video escaping from the hotel by jumping out of a window and landing face-first onto the sidewalk.
The Bronx native's Instagram rant about coronavirus was turned into a hit single by DJ IMarkkeyz. Now, she's ready to donate the proceeds from the hit.
Harvey Weinstein is spending his birthday in state prison, where he will begin serving 23 years for rape and sexual assault.
Cuomo said the Army Corps of Engineers is being sent to New York Wednesday afternoon to look at construction of hospitals and mobile hospital sites. The mobile hospitals have a capacity of 200-250 people, Cuomo said.
Police sources tell CBS2 at least one officer at the 1st Precinct has tested positive and more than two dozen others are out sick, many feeling symptoms.
