Jessica Formoso

Over the past six months, we’ve seen face masks go from a basic necessity to a fashion statement, but do they have a future after a COVID-19 vaccine?

With facemasks now a part of our lives, tech companies are tackling the challenge of updating facial-recognition software to handle them.

Everyone must follow new guidelines, which includes mandatory and comprehensive use of PPE, frequent testing of cast and crew members, and even a COVID-19 compliance officer, who will oversee it all.

Councilman Mark Treyger said some principals in District 22 have tried to order devices through an approved vendor but haven't had any luck.

The city promised 100,000 slots, part of the new program called Learning Bridges, providing free childcare options for children from pre-K through 8th grade on days when they are scheduled for remote learning.

A new brick-and-mortar store has opened in Midtown, dedicated solely to COVID-related products.

Seasonal Affective Disorder usually begins to settle in around this time of year, and worsens through the winter. This year, doctors warn it could be worse than ever.

Quarantines and mask mandates may not have been popular decisions, but researchers say they saved lives in New York City.

Colleges and universities have emerged across the nation as the new coronavirus hot spots.

The book is about a little boy whose life has changed with the coronavirus pandemic and he's not really sure what's going on.