Rachel Cruise

New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio said in his daily press conference Friday that the police department will be scaling back on enforcing some social distancing rules and will no longer arrest or ticket people for not wearing a face mask.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court had said the stay-at-home order was "unlawful, invalid, and unenforceable."

According to reports, California is set to receive remdesivir for at least 100 to 200 COVID-19 patients as per a distribution list posted by the state's Department of Public Health.

The FDA also said these storage trucks are easy to clean and disinfect using EPA-registered disinfectants.

The increase in death toll has also slowed down worldwide compared to April when the numbers used to rise to 50,000 in a matter of seven days.

A treatment used for muscular dystrophy patients with heart failure has reportedly helped COVID-19 patients improve and recover after they took part in an experimental therapy undertaken at the Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles.

The commissioner of New York City's Health Department had reportedly made heartless comments against the city's police department after she rejected an urgent request to provide the NYPD with 500,000 coronavirus masks.

An anti-abortion journalist has filed a lawsuit against Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., and claimed that the former attorney general was part of an "ongoing conspiracy" to violate his civil rights.

Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates announced that COVID-19 at-home test kits are being rolled out in Seattle beginning May 13 under the Seattle Coronavirus Assessment Network (SCAN) program.

The man who wore a Ku Klux Klan (KKK) hood as a coronavirus mask while shopping at a grocery store in California will not be criminally charged despite the outrage, the sheriff confirmed Monday.

Restaurants planning on offering dine-in services in the state of Washington will have to comply with a new government order to log customers for contact tracing.

A Massachusetts ice cream shop was forced to shut down a day after reopening because the customers harassed its young staff.

Russia moves up as the second country with the highest number of cases in the world with the addition of 10,800 positive COVID-19 patients in just one day.

As Ohio prepares to reopen restaurants for dining in, a small eatery is putting up clear shower curtains between tables to ensure social distancing among its customers.

The Interpol has issued a "Red Notice" for Anne Sacoolas, a U.S. diplomat's wife who was involved in a vehicular accident in the U.K. which resulted in the death of a teenager.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has restarted production in Fremont on Monday and said he should be the only one arrested for defying California's orders to keep the plant closed. 

State officials warned those who urinate and defecate in the park, or leave these behind in water bottles, will face the consequences as there is zero-tolerance for this offense.

South Carolina will begin allowing diners to eat at their favorite restaurants Monday (May 11) as Gov. Henry McMaster announced the resumption of dine-in services in a limited capacity.

Shanghai Disneyland is set to welcome a deluge of visitors to its theme park Monday (May 11) after it quickly sold out the tickets for its reopening day.

North Dakota is relaxing its order on the mandatory 14-day quarantine for domestic travelers. Effective immediately, those coming from other states will no longer have to self-isolate, Gov. Doug Burgum said.

Baby food company Gerber has made history Friday after the announcement its new "spokesbaby" for 2020 and she is none other than Magnolia Earl, an adopted one-year-old child from California.

A New York nurse was arrested Thursday after she was accused of stealing and using a COVID-19 patient's credit cards.

The Justice Department said that the FBI's interview of Flynn in 2017, for his alleged contacts with Russia for their interference during the 2016 elections, was "untethered" and "unjustified."

The free coronavirus antibody test will be launched in New York City, which should boost the number of people tested to 140,000.

The first case of coronavirus community spread in California started in a nail salon, which explains why Gov. Gavin Newsom is still cautious about reopening such businesses, even as other states have permitted it.

The San Francisco Department of Public Health (SFDPH) admits that it is giving free drugs and alcohol to homeless addicts who are in quarantine at city-sponsored hotels.

Nonessential businesses in Pennsylvania cannot reopen and will have to comply with Gov. Tom Wolf's orders, the Supreme Court has ruled Wednesday.

Clorox, famous for its bleach and cleaning products, has made more than 40 million items for the first quarter of 2020 compared to the same period in 2019.

The state of Minnesota has reached a new daily record for the most number of COVID-19 deaths in a single day after 30 people lost their battle in this pandemic Wednesday.