Travel to New York City during Covid-19: What you need to know before you go
The basics. New York City was the US epicenter of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020, with hospitals struggling to cope with the influx of patients ...
Monthly Archives: March 2021
Spring heat: NYC hits 82 degrees, smashes record-high temperature Friday
NEW YORK — We're less than one week into spring, and New York City reached record-high temperatures Friday afternoon — making it the hottest ...
UIPath IPO filing sheds light on revenue boost, pared losses
New York City · Mortgage rates hit highest level in more than nine months · City Council extends protections for small businesses · Phil Murphy.
Is New York City Dead? Where We Go From Here
Will New York City ever recover from the pandemic? This segment of What's Ahead points out that the rot eating away at the Big Apple was underway ...
NYC Woman Makes It Her Mission to Visit Every City Museums
There are nearly 200 museums in New York City and Jane August has made it her mission to visit all of them. With the coronavirus pandemic limiting ...
As contact tracing ebbs in parts of US, NYC stays committed
New York City has leaned into its $600 million tracing initiative even as coronavirus contact tracing programs across the U.S. have scaled back their ...
As contact tracing ebbs in parts of US, NYC stays committed
5, 2020, file photo, Maryama Diaw, a contact tracer with New York City's Health + Hospitals battling the coronavirus pandemic, sets up her remote ...
New York Woman on a Mission to Visit Every City Museum
There are over 170 museums in New York City and Jane August has made it her mission to visit all of them. NBC New York's Ida Siegal reports.
EXCLUSIVE: First ‘Swappable Department Store’ Coming to New York City
Global Fashion Exchange and Walker Hotels in TriBeCa are bringing “SwapAteria” to New York City this Earth Month. By Kaley Roshitsh on March 26, ...
Cable subscribers refunded after paying for live sports during height of pandemic
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Despite April Deadline, New York State a Year or More Away from Implementing Online Voter …
New York City primary elections for mayor, comptroller, public advocate, borough president, and City Council, among other offices, will take place in ...
Duke basketball guard quickly shipped out of New York City
The stay in New York City was a quick one for a former Duke basketball guard. It was a peculiar decision for former Duke basketball guard Austin ...
Goal 2: Recognition and Continual Examination of Historical and Modern-Day Racialized Policing …
NEW YORK—The New York City Council today passed the Council Resolution on Police Reform, an initiative that builds on the proposals outlined in ...
What we know about the Crew’s preseason match against New York City FC
This made the game more difficult against a New York City team that has played well throughout preseason and had a much stronger squad to select ...
Construction begins on $39 million New York Regional Food Hub
After the COVID-19 pandemic began, the number of New York City residents who were food insecure rose from 1.4 million to about 2 million people, ...
Coronavirus Update New York City: Citymeals on Wheels marks 3 million meals delivered during …
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Citymeals on Wheels has delivered more than three million meals to New York City's homebound elderly during the ...
‘Problematic’ homeless hotels costing NYC taxpayers millions
... paying up to $1 million dollars a night to house the homeless in New York City since the pandemic started and, as of now, there's no end in sight.
Up to a tenth of New York City’s coronavirus dead may be buried in a potter’s field.
As many as one-tenth of the people who have died from the coronavirus in New York City may go unclaimed and be buried on Hart Island, the city's ...
‘Your buildings are taller, our taxes are smaller’: Ohio ad campaign looks to pilfer NYC businesses
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Some eye catching billboards urging businesses to consider a move to Ohio are garnering attention across New York ...
Spring Migration Brings Birds Flocking To NYC: Where To Watch
NEW YORK – The birds of summer are flocking back to New York City in their millions. Spring migration is nearing its peak. Within the next couple of ...