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Coronavirus: Javits Center Will Treat COVID-19 Patients As Hospitals Run Out Of RoomThe Comfort will still only be used for non-COVID-19 medical care.
Coronavirus: Mayor Now Urges All New Yorkers To Always Cover Mouths, Noses When Around OthersMayor 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.
Coronavirus Update: Asian-American New Yorkers Become Targets Of Attacks Amid PandemicThe 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.
Coronavirus Update: Littering Concerns On The Rise As People Discard Used Gloves, Masks In The StreetsNew York City Mayor Bill de Blasio also sounded the alarm on the latex litter, saying it's not only disgusting, it's dangerous.
Max Minute: Could People Who Wear Contact Lenses Be More At Risk For Coronavirus?This is an important question that could impact the 45 million Americans who wear contact lenses.
Coronavirus Update: Brooklyn Elementary School Teacher, NJ Middle School Principal Die Of COVID-19Behind the numbers are neighbors, colleagues, family and friends.
Coronavirus Update: NJ Company Receives Approval To Begin Clinical Trials For Immunotherapy TreatmentIn the treatment, so-called natural killer cells from human placentas will be given to corona-infected patients.
Coronavirus: NJ Gov. Orders State Police To Commandeer Needed Medical SuppliesThe order came as New Jersey saw deaths related to COVID-19 illness jumped 182 in 24-hours to a total of 537.
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Day In The Life: Finding Comfort And Humor In Uncertain TimesCBS2's Elle McLogan reaches out to friends who are making the most of their new circumstances.
Coronavirus Update: How To Safely Remove Disposable GlovesIf you're one of the many people wearing disposable gloves when you're out and about, it's important to know the correct method of taking them off to avoid inadvertently touching part of them which may be contaminated by Covid-19.
Coronavirus Update: Those Struggling With Addiction Can Find Many Chats, Apps To Replace In-Person MeetingsPeople struggling with addiction are feeling more isolated and alone than ever, but they don’t have to be. Many are turning to social media for help.
Coronavirus Update: Online Funeral Services An Unfortunate Byproduct Of Social Distancing MandateThe increasing death toll as a result of the coronavirus outbreak is putting a strain on funeral directors.
Coronavirus Update: Volunteer Group In N.J. Town Making Sure Seniors Don't Put Themselves At RiskA Union County town is stepping up to help those who are most vulnerable during these dangerous times.
Coronavirus Update: NJ Senior Center Workers Continue Helping Those In Need During CrisisWorkers are delivering food to roughly 250 seniors each day. They're even taking some of them to doctor's appointments.
LATEST CORONAVIRUS & COVID-19 UPDATES
Coronavirus: Javits Center Will Treat COVID-19 Patients As Hospitals Run Out Of RoomThe Comfort will still only be used for non-COVID-19 medical care.
Coronavirus Update: Littering Concerns On The Rise As People Discard Used Gloves, Masks In The StreetsNew York City Mayor Bill de Blasio also sounded the alarm on the latex litter, saying it's not only disgusting, it's dangerous.
Max Minute: Could People Who Wear Contact Lenses Be More At Risk For Coronavirus?This is an important question that could impact the 45 million Americans who wear contact lenses.
Coronavirus Update: Brooklyn Elementary School Teacher, NJ Middle School Principal Die Of COVID-19Behind the numbers are neighbors, colleagues, family and friends.
Coronavirus Update: NJ Company Receives Approval To Begin Clinical Trials For Immunotherapy TreatmentIn the treatment, so-called natural killer cells from human placentas will be given to corona-infected patients.
Coronavirus: NJ Gov. Orders State Police To Commandeer Needed Medical SuppliesThe order came as New Jersey saw deaths related to COVID-19 illness jumped 182 in 24-hours to a total of 537.
Coronavirus Coverage: Stay With CBS2
Coronavirus Coverage: We're In This TogetherThings just aren't the same. Life has been just so different. One thing stays the same: You are not alone. We're all still connected and we're going to get through stronger than ever. We're in this together.
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Max Minute: Could People Who Wear Contact Lenses Be More At Risk For Coronavirus?For the top questions people have been asking about the coronavirus, visit cbsnewyork.com/max, and go to facebook.com/cbsnewyork to submit your question.
New York Weather: CBS2 4/2 Nightly Forecast at 11PMCBS2's Lonnie Quinn has your weather forecast for April 2 at 11 p.m.
Coronavirus Update: People Discarding Used Gloves, Masks In The Streets & On SidewalksPeople are tossing their gloves and masks wherever they want, and it's a mess that's causing concern; CBS2's Jessica Layton reports.
Coronavirus Update: NJ Company Receives Approval To Test Immunotherapy TreatmentThe Food and Drug Administration has just given approval to a New Jersey company to use immunotherapy to treat adults with the coronavirus.
Coronavirus Update: Pandemic Leads To Virus-Related Hate Crimes In NYCThe coronavirus pandemic across New York City may be behind a dramatic decrease in overall crime, but the NYPD says the outbreak has also led to new problems they're trying to fight, including coronavirus-related hate crimes; CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
Coronavirus Update: FDA Eases Restrictions On Gay Blood Donors Amid ShortageThe FDA says there's an urgent need for blood, so the agency is now easing restrictions on gay blood donors.
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The Queensboro Hoping Takeout Cocktails Can Help It Survive CoronavirusLimited to takeout and delivery, the Queensboro, a Jackson Heights neighborhood favorite, looks to keep its employees working.
Coronavirus Home Tips: How To Stay Calm, Well-Fed And Healthy During The COVID-19 OutbreakStay safe, well-fed and mentally healthy with this at-home tips from CBS sister site Chowhound.
COVID-19 Shopping Tips: What To Buy And What To Avoid During The Coronavirus PandemicSee what to buy and what to avoid while stocking up during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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CBS To Air Final Rounds Of 2004 & 2019 The Masters TournamentsWith this year's tournament postponed, CBS is looking to fill the void for golf fans by rewinding the clock to a pair of classic finishes.
'Marlon Byrd's 2013 Season Left Me With A Haunting Question': Jared Diamond On New Book, 'Swing Kings'The Wall Street Journal's national MLB writer discusses his new book which details how a few players' desperation to stay in the game led to a hitting revolution.
'Top 50 Singles Is My Next Marker I Want To Hit': Taylor Townsend On World Team Tennis All Star Event On CBSTownsend reflects on her tennis career so far and shares what it was like to be in the WTT All Star event that will be on CBS this Saturday.
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'I Made It': World War II Vet Celebrates Both His 104th Birthday And Recovery From CoronavirusAn Oregon man who is celebrating both his 104th birthday *and* his recovery from COVID-19 says he "feels pretty good."
FBI Warns Of Costco Coronavirus 'Stimulus Check' ScamFederal authorities are warning of new scam that look like "stimulus check" offer from Costco in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
'Education Via Computer Needs To Be Limited': Psychologist Says Parents Must Step Up To Nurture Kids In Age Of CoronavirusWith schools closed for more than 55 million children across the country in an effort to slow the spread of coronavirus, students, parents and teachers are facing a host of new and unexpected challenges.
Living Large
Living Large: A Sherry Netherland Hotel Apartment Once Owned By Judge JudyThe spacious apartment on the 11th floor overlooking the park from Fifth Avenue and 59th Street can be yours for just $11.75 million.
Living Large: Not 1, But 2 Luxury Apartments Up For Grabs At Iconic PierreA pair of apartments represents the ultimate in luxury on their own, and together offer potential for truly palatial living.
Living Large: Piece Of Polished History In Park SlopeAs the Brooklyn real estate boom continues with new construction, it’s still often the historic homes that have a real “wow” factor.
The Dig
For Owner Greg Rales, Temptation Is 'Torture' At Red Gate BakeryIn pursuing his childhood dream of baking, Rales resists the daily urge to indulge.
Sugar Hill's Tsion Cafe Brings Together Flavors From Africa And The Middle EastChef-owner Beejhy Barhany designed the menu in homage to her Jewish Ethiopian heritage.
Greenwich Locksmiths: Trusted Gatekeeper Works In Manhattan's Smallest BuildingOwner Philip Mortillaro has turned down big offers for his little shop's spot in Lower Manhattan.
Snapshot NY
Snapshot NY: For Love Of SwimmingMany athletes have overcome adversity to achieve their goals, but one local swimmer recovered from an injury and found much more on her way to the top of the podium
Snapshot NY: NJ Artist Realizing His Dreams By Designing Custom Cleats For NFL StarsMichael Jordan shares the name of a sports legend, but this Mike has found his own glory by helping athletes show their personalities.
Snapshot NY: New Yorkers Grant Kids' Christmas Wishes Through 'Operation Santa'For the past 107 years, "Operation Santa" has allowed the public to respond to children's letters to Santa.
Latest From CBSN New York
Coronavirus Update: Gov. Murphy Talks On New Executive Orders In New JerseyGov. Phil Murphy issued an executive order on Thursday for New Jersey State Police to commandeer medical equipment needed to treat the coronavirus outbreak.
Gov. Cuomo Gives Daily Coronavirus BriefingGov. Andrew Cuomo says the coronavirus pandemic continues to “march across the state.”
Coronavirus Update: Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Journalist Chris Cuomo Share Some Brotherly Love In Daily BriefingGov. Andrew Cuomo's daily coronavirus briefing turned into The Cuomo Brothers show Thursday when he opened a video chat to his brother, CNN journalist Chris Cuomo, who is currently home under quarantine with COVID-19.
Murphy, Menendez Tour Meadowlands Field HospitalGov. Phil Murphy and Sen. Bob Menendez tour a new field hospital at the Meadowlands Exposition Center in Secaucus.
Coronavirus Update: Mayor De Blasio Talks From USTA Billie Jean King Tennis CenterMayor Bill de Blasio gives an update on New York City's counter-COVID-19 efforts from the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, which is being converted to another coronavirus field hospital.
Coronavirus Update: Gov. Phil Murphy Updates On NJ COVID-19 EffectsGov. Phil Murphy talks on latest infection and death numbers, water system compliance, social distance restrictions and more to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Gov. Cuomo's Coronavirus Update -- March 31, 2020Gov. Andrew Cuomo addresses the media on Tuesday, says his brother has tested positive, and more.
Coronavirus Update: New Jersey Gov. Murphy Updates On COVID-19 MeasuresGov. Phil Murphy shares an update on the latest numbers and measures in the fight against the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus Update: Mayor de Blasio Welcomes USNS Comfort Hospital Ship To NYCMayor Bill de Blasio welcomes the Mercy-class USNS Comfort hospital ship as it docks in the Hudson River to be used in the fight against the COVID-19 coronavirus update.
Coronavirus Update: Gov. Cuomo Talks About Latest Measures Against COVID-19 In New York StateGov. Andrew Cuomo announced new hospital space opening Monday and changes to election and tax dates caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
Gov. Cuomo Updates On New York's Latest Measures Against CoronavirusGov. Andrew Cuomo speaks on March 27, 2020, about New York's latest measures to slow the spread of COVID-19 and treat those infected during the coronavirus outbreak.
Gov. Cuomo Announcing Plans To Extend All School Closures To April 15Gov. Andrew Cuomo talked about plans to keep New York State's schools closed to students until at least April 15, at which time he will assess if futher closures are needed due to the coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak.