Coronavirus in New York

Governor Cuomo announced on Sunday, March 7 in a press release that restaurants will soon be able to up their capacity to 75 percent.

The place that has served the famous Garbage Plate for more than 100 years in Rochester is up for sale.

A Rome family will be featured on CBS This Morning.

On Wednesday, Governor Cuomo and his administration announced new rules for travelers. If you've received the vaccine, you're in the clear.

Cheryl Jassak Owen is helping her community, especially seniors, setup vaccine appointments after noticing the difficult time people were having.

Here comes the bride. Weddings are allowed to resume in New York state, with 150 people or less. But the bride won't be dancing with everyone at the wedding.

The pandemic canceled a lot of things that New Yorkers were looking forward to in 2020. The State Fair was one of those things, and "out of an abundance of caution," that was not held like originally planned.

Nursing home seniors citizens, most who haven't seen their friends and family since the coronavirus began, will finally welcome visitors.

Theme parks in New York can open this summer. That means Legoland in Goshen, New York will finally begin welcominig guests.

Ten central New York bars and restaurants have been cited by the New York State Liquor Authority for failing to comply with Governor Andrew Cuomo's coronavirus regulations.

The new reception guidelines are the first step in Cuomo’s push to reopen some events and venues in New York with the help of testing.

The Walmart Supercenter in Herkimer will be temporarily closed for additional cleaning, sanitizing, and stocking