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Historically, most of New York’s poll workers have been over the age of 60 — a demographic that is typically vulnerable to the coronavirus. Fortunately, new generations of New Yorkers have stepped up.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday that more than 500,000 New Yorkers have now tested positive for COVID-19. More than 2,000 cases were reported Tuesday, bringing the statewide total up to 500,677.
New Yorkers: I have an old MTA card that I'd like to know how much money is left on it. Is there a way to figure this out online?
As the remnants of Hurricane Zeta make its way towards the state, Governor Cuomo is urging New Yorkers to use caution when traveling starting Thursday morning.
In a follow-up to a 2015 study, city Comptroller Scott Stringer is looking for the latest data on how New Yorkers are finding a work-life balance as the pandemic reaches its ninth month.
As curious and concerned New Yorkers watch discussions play out about the potential rezoning of SoHo and NoHo, which the city predicts will increase affordable housing opportunities, other groups are looking to appreciate other vulnerable neighborhoods.
Now that the flu season is here, the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene reported that 37% more New Yorkers have gotten their flu shot compared to last year.
Health Pulse: Low-income New Yorkers seeking preventive care less than the wealthy, survey finds #CrainsNY @Jen_Henderson1 @ShuanSim
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“Experts recommend sticking to your daily routine even when working from home” New Yorkers and Londoners:
I wish I could promise New Yorkers this will be over soon. I can't. Here's what I can promise. I will continue to give you the facts and I will make decisions based on science and data. New Yorkers deserve nothing less.
We are not willing to sacrifice 1-2% of New Yorkers. That’s not who we are. We will fight to save every life we can. I am not giving up.
“The number of New Yorkers admitted to hospitals has dropped.” @ainsleyearhardt @foxandfriends Good news!
Michelle and I are thinking of the victims of today's attack in NYC and everyone who keeps us safe. New Yorkers are as tough as they come.
Jair Bolsonaro just learned the hard way that New Yorkers don’t turn a blind eye to oppression. We called his bigotry out. He ran away. Not surprised — bullies usually can’t take a punch. Good riddance. Your hatred isn’t welcome here.
@jairbolsonaro if you want to barge into our city and brag about destroying our environment or how you’re a “proud homophobe” then New Yorkers are going to call you on your crap. If it’s “radical” to stand up against your destructive ideology, then we’re PROUD radicals.
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