Federal health agencies will temporarily stop using Johnson & Johnson’s one-dose vaccine after six women developed blood clots, including one who died, according to officials and a new report Tuesday.
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New York State Legislature passed legislation Tuesday to legalize Marijuana in the state, taking a major step towards legal recreational use of the drug.
The IRS is reportedly planning to push back the April 15 tax filing deadline for another month to give taxpayers a break because of the coronavirus pandemic and tax law changes.
The simmering COVID cases in Rockland County spiked Purim time with a flurry of new cases reported, mostly among young adults and children.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending that everyone wear two face coverings — saying in a new study that doubling up can improve mask performance against COVID-19 by about 50 percent.
A rare coin bearing the head of the Roman emperor Antonius Pius and dating from 158–159 CE was found during a training exercise by the soldier Ido Gardi. The well-preserved coin was minted in the city of Geva.
A large storm system is projected to dump at least six inches of snow on southern New York Sunday night, in what meteorologists are warning may very well be the snow storm of the year.
According to initial reports, President Trump has signed the $900 Billion COVID-19 Relief Bill that allegedly includes stimulus checks to the nation.
A COVID-19 lockdown bar mitzvah will have you in tears, but will you cry for the Jewish peoples collective 2000 year lockdown? A letter by Rabbi Shais Taub.
Congratulations are in order as the volunteers of Rockland Chaverim celebrate a moment of victory as they reached their $500,000 goal.
Once a hotbed of the COVID-19 virus, the number of sick Rockland residents has stabilized, which is very good news.
An Orthodox Jewish man was stabbed in London Friday morning, in what is being investigated as an anti-Semitic attack. The victim was treated at the scene by Hatzola emergency response team, and is reportedly in stable condition.
Getting your fist siddur is a special gift, and children look forward to it for months in advance. Not to disappoint them, Cheder Chabad of Monsey held an outdoor and completely socially distanced siddur party, with balloons, costumes and family.
IDF soldiers from the Kfir Brigade’s Shimshon Battalion on Friday afternoon foiled a ramming attack near the Palestinian Authority-controlled city of Ramallah.
Each home, each family, and each person has had their own experience with the volunteers of Hatzoloh of Rockland County. With the Hatzalah-Thon ongoing, lets not forget to thank the individual volunteers for sacrificing their time, lending their heart, and providing each person with the personal and caring touch of a family member.
Two earthquakes shook northern Israel on Monday morning within an hour of each other. The first quake measured 3.2 on the Richter scale, and the second quake measured 2.7.
Here is a summary of the Ramapo Police Departments activity for the week of April 26th, 2020 through May 2nd, 2020.
Grafton Thomas, the man charged with a stabbing attack at a Chanukah Tish in Monsey, has been ruled unfit to stand trial for his crimes.
Here is a summary of the Ramapo Police Departments activity for the week of April 5th, 2020 through April 11th, 2020.
WhatsApp has placed new restrictions on forwarded messages on its platform in an effort to clamp down on misinformation about the coronavirus spreading across social media.
The Satmar Rebbe has been diagnosed with coronavirus, Kikar Hashabbat reported. It is believed that he contracted the disease from one of the sextons working with him.
To facilitate the saying of mourners’ Kaddish on behalf of those who cannot do so in synagogue as a result of coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions placed upon them by local authorities or their doctors, Chabad.org has launched an online page to ensure that the mourner’s Kaddish will be said in synagogue.
