Latest local news about COVID-19
Gov. Andrew Cuomo presented a broad outline of a phased reopening plan that would be analyzed based on the region of the state, employee risk and how essential a business may be. Cuomo said the first phase would be limited
Read MoreNew York State will take steps to increase COVID-19 testing that will prioritize people working on the front lines, such as healthcare workers, first responders and law enforcement, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Saturday. Cuomo said he planned on signing an
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By Ariel Markowski Chappaqua resident Samantha Auburn Levine was born at Mount Sinai Hospital in 1987. More than three decades later, she is giving back to the hospital that helped give her life. Auburn Jewelry, which Levine established in 2013,
Read MoreNew York Attorney General Leticia James and the state Department of Health will open an investigation into nursing homes and adult care facilities after they have experienced a torrent of coronavirus-related deaths. Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Thursday that the facilities
Read MoreWestchester property taxpayers facing financial hardship will have until July 15 to pay their tax bill without penalties if their town agrees to allow late payments. Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued an executive order for Westchester County that would assist taxpayers
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Facebook has just released the first maps of the COVID-19 symptoms people have self-reported to experience. The information is broken down county-by-county across the United States, based on aggregate data from the opt-in Facebook survey that was conducted with researchers
Read MoreNearly every doctor has felt the strain that the coronavirus crisis has placed on the healthcare system. Whether it’s large hospitals or smaller doctor’s offices, seemingly all medical personnel have been impacted in some way. The same holds true for
Read MoreDr. Marc S. Arkovitz I work in a hospital that is starting to see a surge in cases and deaths from COVID-19. As a pediatric surgeon I am not working directly with many affected patients. Luckily, most children who get
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By Martin Wilbur Since launching The Examiner nearly 13 years ago, when publisher Adam Stone had the audacity to think he could make a go of a brand-new newspaper in uncertain times, it’s nearly impossible to recall whether there’s been
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Are you gift card shopping for a foodie? Are you a restaurant owner seeking another way to reach customers? Are you just hungry and want to make a delivery order in a hurry amidst the quarantine? If you answered yes
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