VIDEO: NY Gov. Cuomo confirms Westchester coronavirus case, signs bill to fund state response
Cuomo confirmed Tuesday that a second New York state resident tested positive for the virus. He then signed a bill to provide $40 million in state funding to combat coronavirus.
•
Mar 3, 2020, 1:52 PM
•
Updated 1,675 days ago
Share:
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo delivered an update Tuesday regarding coronavirus and the state's response to it. Cuomo confirmed Tuesday that a second New York state resident tested positive for the virus. He then signed a bill to provide $40 million in state funding to combat coronavirus.
PHOTOS: The impact of the coronavirus around the world:
Will A Mask Really Protect You From Coronavirus? - Cheddar Explains:
More from News 12
2:12
US Attorney: Construction officials lied about replacing lead service lines in Newark
2:20
Daytime highs around 75 for Friday; potential to see Northern Lights in New Jersey
2:02
Expert warns NJ residents to beware of scams as ANCHOR payments start being sent out
3:16
AP source: Union representing dockworkers agrees to suspend strike until Jan. 15
0:23
Amazon seeks to hire 8,000 seasonal workers in New Jersey for holiday season
1:45
