New York City's death toll from the coronavirus may be thousands of fatalities worse than the official tally kept by the city and state, according to an analysis released Monday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
"Really, it's all about raising awareness. I think that all these murals have in common is that they'll bring people a lot of joy."
The coronavirus death toll crossed a grim milestone in Connecticut Monday, even as Governor Ned Lamont says key indicators are trending downward.
For COVID-19 patient Nick Falvo, the day he was released from the was one and his family will cherish forever. After 38 days in the ICU, he walked out of Westchester Medical Center Monday to a chorus of cheers and applause.
As he encourages the country to "reopen," President Donald Trump is confronting cases of the coronavirus in the White House itself.
The death toll on Long Island from COVID-19 has exceeded 3,600 as cases have surpassed 75,000.
Some nurses on Long Island are going to great lengths to get to know their COVID-19 patients who can't speak for themselves.
Community advocates are stepping in to makes sure that the residents of Chinatown are fed and its businesses supported so that it can continue to exist past the COVID-19 pandemic.
The "American Idol" finale is this Sunday! It promises to be an action-packed night, and not just because your "American Idol" will be crowned.
Major League Baseball owners gave the go-ahead Monday to making a proposal to the players' union that could lead to the coronavirus-delayed season starting around the Fourth of July weekend in ballparks without fans.
"Everybody's got a lockdown hobby. I guess mine is special, because I get to come here and watch my ducks."
Episode 272Rev: Segment 1, Sandra Bookman previews the segments on a revised version of the 272nd episode of Here and Now.
When California Highway Patrol Officer Brent Donley learned a hiker was about to go down a waterfall, he didn't panic. Instead, he quickly began making a rope from his backpack's drawstring.
Mayor Bill de Blasio emphasized the focus on strengthening New York City's hardest-hit communities Monday at his daily coronavirus briefing.
Alternate Side Parking will resume for the week of May 18-24 for a "clean sweep" citywide.
Members will be asked to book a visit using the Equinox app and will be limited to three 90-minute appointments in a seven-day period, with further visits available on a standby basis subject to club capacity.
According to the witness, several people tried to stop her but "she just kept going."
Rest in peace: Jerry's son Ben Stiller confirmed his passing in a tweet, saying, "He will be greatly missed. Love you Dad."
Passengers will be required to provide their own facial covering and wear it over their nose and mouth while in stations and on trains and thruway buses.
A Long Island doctor got the surprise of a lifetime from one of the American Idol judges.
Overnight, the doors opened at Shanghai Disneyland, marking the first of Disney's major parks to resume operations.
Thousands of KN95 masks were delivered on Mother's Day to mothers who work at Long Island Community Hospital.
One man has been blasting upbeat music from his fourth-floor window, for several minutes after the nightly applause for frontline workers.
Suffolk County Police want to find a hit-and-run driver who struck and killed a pedestrian Saturday night on Sunrise Highway.
It happened Sunday night on South 10th Street in Williamsburg. The 53-year-old woman apparently knows her attacker.
