Coronavirus
New York’s Excelsior Pass can’t be equitable until vaccinations are equitable, some advocates say.
New York ramps up its vaccination efforts. Here’s a look at other key COVID-19 figures in the state.
That Latinos have borne the brunt of this crisis is a tragic yet unsurprising reality.
In a Q&A, Kapil Longani, counsel to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, talked about the city’s pandemic response, his background and defending pandemic executive orders.
Vulnerable people like undocumented immigrants can still fall through the holes of an expanded safety net.
Charged state budget talks about aid for undocumented immigrants has revealed fractures among Democratic lawmakers.
New York has prematurely brought back in-person proceedings for minor misdemeanors.
Overcoming hesitancy among residents and getting them to vaccination sites pose challenges.
The Excelsior Pass promises to be key to New York’s reopening, but there are privacy concerns about the program.
Pay stubs and bank statements could prevent undocumented workers from receiving retroactive pandemic relief.
