Coronavirus Update: Amtrak, New York Waterway Running Modified Schedules
The MTA and NJ Transit are operating regular schedules Monday, but some public transit is adjusting while more people work from home.
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The MTA and NJ Transit are operating regular schedules Monday, but some public transit is adjusting while more people work from home.
Capital One bank is closing some branch locations in the Tri-State Area in the midst of the growing pandemic.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Sunday a third coronavirus-related death in New York State, a 79-year-old woman admitted to a hospital in New York City within the past week.
There will be a temporary grab-and-go meal program established at the schools during the closure.
A parishioner who has tested positive for COVID-19 was among those attending mass last weekend in a church in Queens, reinforcing the call for the faithful to stay clear of public services amid the coronavirus pandemic.
An 82-year-old New York City woman who had emphysema and COVID-19 passed away.
One store was found selling previously priced $6 cans of Lysol disinfectant spray for $19.99, and some marking up their prices are blaming their distributors.
In Nassau County, the number has grown by 20 overnight, bringing the total of confirmed cases to 70, with more tests being processed.
Amtrak trains will be running on a Saturday schedule for the next two weeks due to reduced demand driven by commuters avoiding the coronavirus.
Police say the suspect asked the cab driver for directions. When the driver rolled down his window, the suspect leaned into the cab and threatened to kill the driver.
The officer shot herself Friday inside the Transit District 1 headquarters, which is inside Columbus Circle.
The NYPD to a traffic dispute in which the driver of a white Acura with New Jersey license plates got out of his car and fired a gun four times into a Chevy Impala, hitting the driver in his 20s in the head.
As the nation and New York deal with an ever-increasing public health crisis, the crossroads of the world has become eerily quiet.
By appointment only, residents will be swabbed without having to leave their cars, limiting the chance for exposure.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and city health officials say a student has tested positive on Staten Island.
Local doctors and neighborhood pharmacists have been inundated with questions about the best techniques. Here's their answers.
Native New Yorker and celebrated men's basketball head coach Tim Cluess announced he was stepping down from his position with the team to focus on making a full recovery after an undisclosed health scare.
The weekend is a time people go to holy centers to be surrounded by their religious community, but this weekend in New Jersey, many are being asked to do the opposite in an attempt to keep the coronavirus from spreading.
President Trump declared a national emergency to address the coronavirus, he announced during a Rose Garden press conference on Friday afternoon.
The spacious apartment on the 11th floor overlooking the park from Fifth Avenue and 59th Street can be yours for just $11.75 million.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered large gatherings, including schools and houses of worship, in a one-mile radius to close in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus outbreak.
Attorney Brandon Sample told Judge Denny Chin that Madoff, 81, and confined to a wheelchair, should be allowed to contest claims by prosecutors that he has failed to show remorse.
Mayor Bill de Blasio declared a state of emergency in New York City Thursday afternoon.
People living and working inside the zone can go about their day and visit businesses, but large gatherings are discouraged.
The New York Police Department is looking for help identifying four men who attacked a store worker allegedly after stealing grapes off a fruit stand.
