New York City, NY|News|
NY Eviction Moratorium Extended To Jan. 1 For Residential Tenants
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday announced that the state’s coronavirus-related eviction ban will last at least until Jan. 1, 2021.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York: Finding Our Way Forward
The coronavirus shutdown brought civic life and commerce to a standstill for months. These stories of revival show how communities, businesses, schools and essential institutions in New York are finding ways to reopen, recover and move forward.
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Yorktown-Somers, NY|News|
Hudson Valley Pet Valu Stores Raise Funds For Area Pet Rescues
The stores will be offering special deals, taking donations and featuring pets who are up for adoption.
Michael Woyton, Patch Staff
North Fork, NY|News|
Mom, Daughters Hit Road In RV During Pandemic To Make Memories
"COVID helped me take a step back and realize there is more to life than the daily grind. This time we get to spend together is priceless."
Lisa Finn, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
In-Person School Starts This Week In NYC: What You Need To Know
Patch offers a handy guide to school reopenings this week, including how to check coronavirus levels and other safety measures.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
Islip, NY|News|
Meet The New Owners Of Angela's Pizzeria
The pizzeria is under new ownership for the first time in 36 years. Read the full Q&A with the new owners inside the article.
Priscila Korb, Patch Staff
New City, NY|News|
Coronavirus Cases In Orange, Rockland Outpace Region
In fact, the two counties accounted for 12 percent of New York's new positive test results Thursday.
Lanning Taliaferro, Patch Staff
Bed-Stuy, NY|News|
MAP: Brooklyn Schools That Have Reported Coronavirus Cases
Patch is tracking all the Brooklyn public schools with confirmed COVID-19 cases, using data from the NYC Department of Education.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
Furloughs Will Hit Superintendents As NYC Schools Reopen
Non-union school managers are among 9,000 city employees under five-day furloughs, Chancellor Richard Carranza told staff, reports say.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
Queens, NY|News|
MAP: Queens Schools That Have Reported Coronavirus Cases
Patch is tracking all the Queens public schools with confirmed COVID-19 cases, using data from the NYC Department of Education.
Maya Kaufman, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
NYC Outdoor Dining Will Be Permanent, Year-Round: De Blasio
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Friday the Open Restaurants program will be a lasting part of dining in the city.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
West Village, NY|News|
$200-A-Night Whiskey Lounge Opening In Village Penthouse
Chef Hiroki Odo is set to offer a once a week whiskey lounge experience in a Lower Manhattan penthouse.
Gus Saltonstall, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
12 More NYC School Buildings Struck By Coronavirus
A Brooklyn day care was shut down for 24 hours after tests confirmed COVID-19 cases. All the cases were detected Wednesday, officials said.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
Upper West Side, NY|News|
Target At Columbus Circle Opening Next Month: Report
The Target at Broadway between W. 61st and 62nd Streets will be opening in October, according to the website ILoveTheUpperWestSide.
Gus Saltonstall, Patch Staff
Washington Heights-Inwood, NY|News|
Local Favorite Spot Vicky's Diner Is Closing In Wash Heights
A GoFundMe was created Thursday to raise funds for the diner's staff. It raised over $1,000 in the first three hours.
Gus Saltonstall, Patch Staff
Port Washington, NY|News|
Crafty Nassau Moms Launch Mask-Holder Business In Coronavirus Era
When their children repeatedly forgot masks when they left the house, The Andreas got a nifty idea. Now, they own a thriving small business.
Daniel Hampton, Patch Staff
Center Moriches-Eastport, NY|News|
Chef Alex Guarnaschelli Shoots Show At Center Moriches Lucharitos
Despite months of challenges posed by the pandemic, Marc LaMaina said the future is bright at the new Center Moriches Lucharitos location.
Lisa Finn, Patch Staff
Upper West Side, NY|News|
Upper West Side Restaurant Breaks Out Bubbles For Outdoor Diners
Have you ever had classic French cuisine inside a plastic bubble on an Upper West Side sidewalk?
Gus Saltonstall, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
MTA Prepares For Flood Of Returning Students Next Week
The transit agency is adding nearly 1,000 more bus trips starting Oct. 1 as in-person learning expands in the city's schools.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
Bed-Stuy, NY|News|
WATCH: Bed-Stuy Eatery Featured On 'The Tonight Show'
Grandchamps was one of five New York City eateries chosen by the Tonight Show to receive a $20,000 check through a partnership with Google.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Prospect Heights-Crown Heights, NY|News|
WATCH: Crown Heights Eatery Is Featured On 'The Tonight Show'
Lakou Cafe was one of five New York City eateries chosen by the Tonight Show to receive a $20,000 check through a partnership with Google.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Upper East Side, NY|News|
Storied Upper East Side Culinary Bookstore Fights To Stay Alive
Kitchen Arts & Letters was at risk of closing for good, but "astonishing" support through an online fundraiser may manage to keep it afloat.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
Cuomo Slams NYC On Police Reform Inaction, Crime
“Step up and lead,” Gov. Andrew Cuomo told city leaders who’ve dragged their feet on state-mandated police reform talks and rising crime.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
Park Slope, NY|News|
For Park Slope Pet Store, Community Fundraiser Is Last Resort
"I haven't put a dollar in my pocket since the pandemic," Peter Papadatos, the owner of Park Slope Pet Supplies, told Patch.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
Public Health Will Drive NYC’s Recovery, De Blasio Pledges
Mayor Bill de Blasio framed a broad vision of New York City emerging from the coronavirus crisis as a global hub of health care innovation.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
Harlem, NY|News|
Pandemic Delays 2nd Avenue Subway's Harlem Extension: Report
Financial losses may delay the Second Avenue Subway's extension into East Harlem, but the MTA is still eyeing properties, THE CITY reported.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Larchmont-Mamaroneck, NY|News|
French-American School Grads Achieve Baccalaureate Success Rate
Their hard work, despite the year’s challenging circumstances, was recognized.
Michael Woyton, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City, NY|News|
Astoria's Noguchi Museum Reopens To The Public
The Noguchi Museum is among a growing number of New York City museums that have reopened in the last month.
Maya Kaufman, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
NYC Outdoor Event Coronavirus Restrictions Extended
Pandemic limitations have already reshaped the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and Times Square New Year's Eve, but other events will change.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
De Blasio To 9K NYC Employees: Prepare For Furloughs
The furloughs starting October will hit staff who are managers and will save $21 million amid a budget crisis, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
These NYC Schools Had Coronavirus Cases Reported Over The Weekend
Three schools were closed — but have since reopened — out of 21 with confirmed cases between Sept. 18 to 21.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
Midtown-Hell's Kitchen, NY|News|
Times Square New Year's Eve Goes Virtual Due To Coronavirus
For the first time in over a century, crowds won't flock to Times Square for New Year's Eve—but the ball will still drop, organizers said.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Smithtown, NY|News|
'Modern' Italian Restaurant Osteria Umbra Opens In Smithtown
Chef Marco Pellegrini is bringing authentic Italian cuisine, such as pasta and woodfire-grilled meats, inspired by the region he grew up in.
Michael DeSantis, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
‘Urgent Action’ Needed On Growing Coronavirus Clusters: De Blasio
COVID-19 surges in several Brooklyn and Queens neighborhoods are bigger problems than officials first realized, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
Teacher Numbers ‘Quite Strong’ For NYC Schools Reopening: Mayor
Mayor Bill de Blasio claimed there will be enough staff for upcoming phases of in-person classroom instruction starting next week.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
Coronavirus Upticks Seen In 6 NYC Neighborhoods, Mayor Says
Mayor Bill de Blasio said officials are watching six new neighborhoods across New York City where COVID-19 have ticked up in recent days.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
Nearly Half Of NYC Students Now Opting For Remote Learning
New numbers released by the city show 54 percent of students under a blended learning plan and 46 percent fully remote.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
87 Percent Of NYC Eateries Couldn’t Pay August Rent, Study Finds
The city’s bars, restaurants and nightlife venues continue to struggle paying rent amid coronavirus restrictions, according to a new study.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
NY Plastic Bag Ban Will Be Enforced Oct. 19
Stores once again will be barred from using the bags after a delay caused by the pandemic and a lawsuit.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City, NY|News|
De Blasio Claims ‘Strong Liftoff’ On NYC Students’ First Day
“I feel very good about the trajectory we’re on,” he said Monday as 90,000 students returned to classrooms amid a bumpy rollout.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
