CitiField Vaccine Hub Opens with Few Appointment Slots
The first day left some Queens residents confused and frustrated
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The Super Bowl’s NYC Super Bars
A piece of Tampa Bay in the Village; some Kansas City in Long Island City
New York City Council Members Target a Local ICE Director
Citing past incidents, the council members ask President Biden’s new Homeland Security secretary to oust the head of the New York field office
Winter Storm Orlena By the Numbers
Here’s how the biggest snow event in five years will show up in the record books
Cuomo Gives Go-ahead to Indoor Dining, Starting on Valentine’s Day
With testing ahead of time, New Yorkers will also be able to go to bigger indoor gatherings, including weddings.
New Yorkers Give Biden a To-Do List
The city’s residents want the new president to focus on getting control of the pandemic, among other things
Two Hopefuls for NYC Mayor Both Get Endorsed by a Bronx Democrat
A Bronx state senator threw his support behind two candidates for New York City mayor under the new ranked-choice voting system
The Contagion of Anti-Asian Discrimination
Childbirth During a Pandemic: New York State Launches a Plan
Even in a pandemic, the natural cycles of life and death continue, and nobody knows this better now than the obstetricians and midwives working in New York City. Weddings can be postponed, birthday parties and Botox rescheduled. A baby’s arrival cannot. City hospitals not only juggle thousands of coronavirus-positive patients every day, but also the […]
Five Takeaways from NYC’s COVID-19 Data
By Caroline Chen and TuAnh Dam New York City had its first COVID-19 case on March 1, and in less than two months, the number of confirmed cases has spiked to more than 160,000. And nearly 12,000 New Yorkers have died. Behind these numbers are sad stories of people struggling in an overwhelmed healthcare system. […]
Updates: Coronavirus Digest
Thursday, April 30 Cuomo Suspending Overnight Subway Service Following multiple reports of homeless people camping out in subways cars and because of COVID-19, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo made an unprecedented announcement on Thursday. For the first time in its 115-year history, the New York City subway system will not offer 24/7 service. Beginning Sunday, […]
Nurses Union Sues Two Hospitals and New York Health Department
The New York State Nurses Association, the state’s nurses’ union, sued the New York State’s Department of Health and two medical centers Monday over working conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The union filed three lawsuits—against New York’s Department of Health, Montefiore Medical Center, and Westchester Medical Center. A press release issued by the union states […]
DATA: The Spread of Coronavirus in New York City
Coronavirus is spreading through New York City like wildfire. The data visualization uses NYC data to paint a clearer picture of how residents are affected.
Data Reveals a Startling Trend: More African Americans and Hispanic Patients Die from COVID-19
New data released by the Bureau of Communicable Disease Surveillance System has highlighted a startling trend in coronavirus deaths: African American and Hispanic patients are the most heavily affected by the virus, although at this point, this information has been reported on only 63 percent of cases. In New York City, 34 percent of fatalities […]
NYC COVID-19: Cases, Hospitalizations and Deaths
Data on cases, hospitalizations and deaths in New York City by borough, age and sex.
Here Comes the Comfort
A Navy hospital ship is deploying in New York Harbor in support of the city’s pandemic-stressed healthcare system