Coronavirus

New York City's subways will run for two more hours every day starting later this month.

Scientists say it's still too early to predict the future of the coronavirus, but many doubt it will ever go away entirely.

Millions of New Yorkers with health conditions that leave them at high risk of illness from COVID-19 can theoretically sign up for appointments at state-run vaccination sites starting Sunday.

The pandemic has not only taken a toll on people's physical health, but also our mental health. One local support group in New Jersey shows FOX 5 NY how the program as helped people get through this last year.

The 7-day positivity rate of 3.90% is down 51% from the post-holiday peak in early January and represents the 36th consecutive day of declining COVID cases in the state.

Long Island couples on the front lines of the COVID pandemic reaffirmed their love after an especially trying year on the job.

Restaurant patrons in New York City finally have the option to hang up their winter gear and come inside for a bite to eat as indoor dining in the city has resumed at 25% capacity.

Melissa DeRosa, the governor's right hand, told Democratic lawmakers that his administration took months to release coronavirus death toll numbers among nursing home residents because officials worried that information would be used against them.

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the head of the World Health Organization, cautioned against relaxing restrictions that have helped curb the spread of the coronavirus. 

The Hall of Fame has canceled its traditional outdoor induction ceremony for the second straight summer due to the coronavirus pandemic. 

Parents can again attend their children's school sporting events in New Jersey.