Coronavirus
The governor hasn’t managed coronavirus perfectly.
With the help of Apple, T-Mobile, Charter and more, city schools are going virtual, but some say the transition is too little, too late.
A struggle to pay for resources and staff hampers New York City’s ability to help the homeless.
If New Yorkers don’t self-isolate, the city’s health care system could easily become overwhelmed with coronavirus patients.
The governor said the outbreak could peak in 45 days.
The governor wants the Army Corps of Engineers to build hospital beds.
Universal health insurance, paid sick leave and other social programs would slow the virus’ spread.
Charities are feeling the strain as New York City tries to feed its students and elderly.
Restaurants, theaters and tourism will take a hit from coronavirus. Here’s what the city and state could do to blunt its impact.
