Education
Policy
How remote learning will work in New York City
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.
Homelessness
Policy
Homeless New Yorkers at greater risk from COVID-19
A struggle to pay for resources and staff hampers New York City’s ability to help the homeless.
New York City
Politics
Is NYC destined to become the next Milan?
If New Yorkers don’t self-isolate, the city’s health care system could easily become overwhelmed with coronavirus patients.
Andrew Cuomo
Policy
Cuomo seeks beds, ventilators, health care retirees to combat coronavirus
The governor said the outbreak could peak in 45 days.
Andrew Cuomo
Politics
Trump’s attacks on Cuomo continue
The governor wants the Army Corps of Engineers to build hospital beds.
Technology
Policy
Talking health tech solutions with Capsule’s Eric Kinariwala
First Read Tech talks to the CEO of Capsule, Eric Kinariwala.
Nonprofits
NYN Media
Who will feed the hungry during the coronavirus outbreak?
Coronavirus will exacerbate hunger in NYC, who will be able to help?
Opinion
Opinion
Coronavirus proves socialists are right
Universal health insurance, paid sick leave and other social programs would slow the virus’ spread.
New York City
Policy
Who will feed the hungry during the coronavirus outbreak?
Charities are feeling the strain as New York City tries to feed its students and elderly.
New York City
Policy
What coronavirus closings mean for New York’s economy
Restaurants, theaters and tourism will take a hit from coronavirus. Here’s what the city and state could do to blunt its impact.
New York City
Politics
Do borough presidents actually have any power?
It depends almost entirely on their personality.
New York City
Opinion
Closing schools was the right call but here’s what must come next
How to keep kids safe, cared for, nourished and at home.
New York City
Politics
Is coronavirus de Blasio's Katrina?
The mayor seems to be leading New York City from behind.
Technology
Policy
NYPD releases facial recognition policy to mixed reviews
In an effort to increase transparency the NYPD released public guidelines on facial recognition usage.
Personality
Personality
Vote: Who’s got the best beard in Albany?
Seven well-groomed lawmakers. Only one will make the cut.
Policy
The state budget process begins amid disease outbreak
Now comes the time to see if lawmakers can keep Cuomo from getting his way on a variety of proposals.
Education
Policy
Education funding in the time of coronavirus
Lawmakers are aiming to block some of the governor’s education proposals as talks get underway to pass a budget by the end of the week.
New York City
Personality
Can Donovan Richards find himself?
Queens is both a machine stronghold and the most progressive place on the planet. The borough president hopeful thinks he can have it all.
New York State
Politics