Coronavirus
Rounding up the week’s political news.
A new court ruling has pushed Gov. Andrew Cuomo to ease up on restrictions.
New York ramps up its vaccination efforts. Here’s a look at other key COVID-19 figures in the state.
New York had months to prepare for rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine, and yet signing up for a vaccination is complicated and difficult. Here’s why.
The governor took a step in the right direction by increasing the eligible groups, but he needs to make it easier on providers and patients.
Public health experts hope the discovery acts as a “wakeup call” about New York’s troubling increase in cases.
Rounding up the week’s political news.
It looks like essential workers and the elderly can start getting vaccinated on Monday
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s well-intentioned threat to punish health care workers who vaccinate ineligible people could backfire.
New York City gave smallpox vaccines to 5 million residents in just two weeks 74 years ago. What have we unlearned?
