Tag: coronavirus

Here's an story written in October, 2020, when a global pandemic shut down the NYC Marathon.

Three years ago this month, here's where we were.

The Omicron variant has led to the largest Covid surge in New York City since the start of the pandemic, with nearly 30,000 people a day

A sudden spike in Covid cases, likely caused by the Omicron variant, is sweeping through New York City. And once again, long lines are stretching

A Minnesota man who had recently attended a convention at the Javits Center has tested positive for the Omicron variant of Covid-19, raising the likelihood

Due to concerns about the Delta variant and a widely unvaccinated youth population, a growing number of parents and public officials are calling for a remote

Stores are beginning to reinstate mandatory masking policies for everyone as the Covid positivity rate rises again, despite high vaccination rates

Mayor de Blasio put some muscle behind Monday’s call for everyone to get vaccinated, announcing on Tuesday morning that he will be mandating

Governor Cuomo says that fully vaccinated people can take their masks off in most indoors spaces starting on Wednesday, based

The CDC updated its guidance on Thursday to say that those who have been fully vaccinated (at least two weeks after your second shot) can now

On April 14th, 2021, a group of Upper West Side mothers filed a lawsuit against Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York City School Chancellor Meisha Porter, claiming

The city's "Open Culture" program allows performers to stage shows in the middle of the street, as a way to continue New York's artistic vibe without

Like most sanctuaries in New York, the Second Presbyterian Church on West 96th Street, just off Central Park West, was forced to take its

Every evening Sharply at seven A single trumpet toots tiny notes.

New York will lower the age for people to sign up for vaccine appointments to 30 starting on Tuesday, and will make all adults eligible starting April 6

On Friday starting at 1:30 p.m., the Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center is offering the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to people who are 60 and older.

Bob Leonard is a street photographer who lives on the Upper West Side and is a member of the Soho Photo Gallery. He's been taking pictures

The state set April 2 as the date for theaters in New York to reopen, with capacity rules. Theaters that hold fewer than 10,000 people can reopen

The biggest performance spaces at Lincoln Center won't be holding indoor performances until at least the Fall, but the performing arts center

The NYC Health Department is recommending that New Yorkers wear two masks—a paper one covered by a cloth one—to better stem