New York State
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New York’s plan to reopen
COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths are declining but the state needs more testing, supplies and federal funding to safely reopen.
New York City
Politics
Want a chauffeur? Join the de Blasio administration
Dozens of New York City government officials get their own car and driver.
Campaigns & Elections
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Darma Diaz not alone after two others make the NYC Council ballot
However, Diaz’s biggest rival, Sandy Nurse, failed to qualify.
New York State
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We are now in the ‘Between Times’
Two weeks remain to determine the new normal once social distancing begins to end.
Gun Control
Politics
What does SCOTUS’ Second Amendment case mean for New York?
The U.S. Supreme Court’s dismissal of a gun rights case in New York City is not the end of the fight.
Bill de Blasio
Politics
Everyone’s mad at de Blasio’s ‘Jewish community’ gaffe for the wrong reason
The mayor misleadingly conflates all Jews with Hasidim in calling out failure to social distance.
Campaigns & Elections
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Bernie Bros, Yang Gang enraged over NY’s canceled primary
Some people care more about casting symbolic votes for former candidates than preventing the spread of COVID-19.
Health Care
Politics
New Yorkers are struggling with mental health issues
But the city and state have resources available for those in need.
Campaigns & Elections
Politics
What to know about absentee voting for the June 23 primary
New York may not be closing polling sites, but it’s still preparing for a vastly different election than ever before.
New York State
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How Cuomo’s COVID-19 response stacks up against other governors
In some ways, New York lagged behind other states.
New York City
Politics
De Blasio appoints his wife to run COVID-19 task force
The NYC mayor has taken heat for mishandling coronavirus, but appointing unqualified cronies should cure that!
Campaigns & Elections
Politics
NY Democratic presidential primary canceled
Progressives angry at decision to boot Bernie Sanders off ballot.
New York City
Politics
How NYC will close up to 100 miles of streets to cars
Here’s what you need to know about the plan.
New York City
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Cuomo is in no hurry to reopen NYC
Downstate residents will likely have to stay at home for at least another month.
Budget
Politics
Cuomo warns of $8.2 billion in cuts to localities
Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans to slash aid to localities by $8.2 billion and cut state agency budgets by 10% unless new federal aid comes through in the coming weeks
Politics
Cuomo cancels most June special elections
With confusion swirling about a handful of city, state and federal contests in which the special election and primaries would share a June 23 date and put some candidates on the same ballot twice, Gov. Andrew Cuomo sought to address the matter by eliminating some - but not all - special elections.
New York City
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How many New Yorkers have died from COVID-19?
It’s not clear due to limited testing and different reporting criteria between New York City and state.
New York State
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