coronavirus (COVID19)

Governor Andrew Cuomo announced today that New York will end the state disaster emergency that was declared on March 7, 2020 to fight COVID-19.

Governor Andrew Cuomo says 70 percent of adult residents in the state have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Utica and Rome City Halls, as well as senior centers in both cities, will be open to the public beginning June 1.

It’s the news many New Yorkers have been hoping to hear.

Governor Andrew Cuomo calls it a major step in New York’s reopening process.

Governor Andrew Cuomo says effective May 1, indoor and outdoor graduation and commencement ceremonies will be allowed with limited attendee capacity, depending on the event size and the location.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced the launch of the “Vaccinate NY” ad campaign to encourage all New Yorker to get their COVID-19 vaccination.

An Advisory Committee has been created to provide design input and recommendations for a monument in New York City to honor the service of New York’s Essential Workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced that beginning Tuesday, all New York residents ages 30 and older will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

Governor Andrew Cuomo says professional sports in large outdoor stadiums can reopen at 20 percent capacity starting April 1st.

Oneida County is teaming up with Kinney Drugs to vaccinate 1,100 seniors.

As COVID-19 numbers continue to improve in the state, domestic travelers will no longer be required to quarantine after entering New York from another state or U.S territory.