Policy
Public health experts hope the discovery acts as a “wakeup call” about New York’s troubling increase in cases.
New York City gave smallpox vaccines to 5 million residents in just two weeks 74 years ago. What have we unlearned?
Residents are starting to get the second doses they need to be protected against COVID-19.
The new law is a temporary patch until lawmakers find a real solution.
The seemingly more transmissible variant is in the United States.
New York is investigating whether ParCare Community Health Network gave out vaccines to people who didn’t qualify.
Lawmakers and activists say a new eviction moratorium is the first step in a wider 2021 effort.
Members of a new state task force explain what needs to be done to beat COVID-19.
An annotated press release of the governor’s statement on the village of Lowville “reinventing and modernizing” its police department.
They’re the most significant shift to desegregate schools since de Blasio took office.
