Closing times for New York restaurants and bars will extend one hour as the state continues to see a decline in coronavirus hospitalizations and infection rates. Starting Sunday, statewide restaurants and bars can close at 11 p.m. instead of 10

As active coronavirus cases continue to drop in Westchester County, the area experienced an unfortunate milestone on Thursday topping 2,000 total virus deaths since the start of the pandemic. The county reported six more deaths on Thursday, bringing the COVID-19-related

Coronavirus cases in Westchester County increased by 405 on Wednesday, bringing the total number of positive cases to 99,309 since the start of the pandemic.  There are now 8,086 active cases, a decrease of 207 over the previous day, state

Coronavirus cases in Westchester County increased by 459 on Tuesday, bringing the total number of positive cases to 98,904 since the start of the pandemic.  There are now 8,239 active cases, a decrease of 177 over the previous day, state

As active coronavirus cases continue to decline in Westchester County, County Executive George Latimer issued concern that a mini spike could arise depending on how residents handled their Super Bowl celebrations. Coronavirus cases in Westchester increased by 537 on Monday,

Coronavirus cases in Westchester County increased by 685 on Sunday, bringing the total number of positive cases to 97,908 since the start of the pandemic.  There are now 8,683, a decrease of 136 over the previous day, state data shows.

Coronavirus cases in Westchester County increased by 758 on Saturday, bringing the total number of positive cases to 97,223 since the start of the pandemic.  There are now 8,819 active cases, a decrease of 76 over the previous day, state

New York residents living with underlying health conditions ranging from cancer to diabetes will become eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine starting Feb. 15. For the second time this week, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has expanded the list of individuals allowed

Efforts to immunize eligible New Yorkers with the COVID-19 vaccine are expanding in Westchester County, with officials setting up a new distribution site at Westchester Community College.  County Executive George Latimer announced Thursday the Grasslands Road campus in Valhalla will

Cases of coronavirus and daily testing dropped dramatically in Westchester & Putnam counties on Wednesday, but it is likely the sudden shift is attributed to the two-day nor’easter that walloped the Hudson Valley with about 24 inches of snow.  Coronavirus