COVID-19

As active cases of COVID-19 start to slowly decline in Westchester and Putnam counties, both areas continue to see the fatality rate rise and daily testing remain in the thousands. Coronavirus cases in Westchester County increased by 834 on Saturday,

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Friday that two more cases of the United Kingdom variant of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Westchester County.  Westchester now has three known cases, Cuomo said, with the county reporting its first case last Sunday.

While Westchester County recorded over 900 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, the active caseload is beginning to see a slight decline despite data resembling what was reported last spring. Cases increased by 923, bringing the total number of positive cases

Coronavirus cases in Westchester County increased by 703 on Wednesday, bringing the total number of positive cases to 85,723 since the start of the pandemic. There are now 11,566 active cases, state data shows. The county’s daily positivity rate is

While nearly 8,500 individuals have received the COVID-19 vaccine in Westchester County in the last week, County Executive George Latimer continues to caution about high infection rates and deaths with the coronavirus still widespread. With New York State officially opening

As COVID-19 vaccine eligibility and demand swiftly outpaces New York State’s availability, Gov. Andrew Cuomo is asking the Pfizer corporation to directly supply the state with the product. Cuomo on Monday criticized the federal government for vastly increasing the number

Coronavirus cases increased by 951 in Westchester County on Saturday, bringing the total number of positive cases to 82,933 since the start of the pandemic. There are now 11,306 active cases, according to state data. The county’s daily positivity rate

Just days after active COVID cases began to fall, Westchester and Putnam counties saw a large intake of coronavirus cases reported on Friday while also setting record highs for daily testing since the start of the pandemic. Coronavirus cases increased

Westchester County Executive George Latimer issued concern on Thursday that residents have become almost desensitized to the daily impacts the coronavirus pandemic continues to have on the community. While the county may be out of the woods following a significant