NYC Case Count Passes 1,000 | Coronavirus Latest

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NYC Coronavirus Case Count Tops 1,000, Governor Says

There were 1,339 COVID-19 cases confirmed in New York City as of Wednesday morning, said Gov. Cuomo.

NYC's First Coronavirus Patient Tests Negative For Virus: Cuomo

The 39-year-old healthcare worker who became the city's first COVID-19 patient no longer has the disease, Gov. Cuomo announced Wednesday.

Coronavirus In NYC: What's Happened And What You Need To Know

A roundup of essential information for New Yorkers as the city deals with the coronavirus.

NYC Whole Foods Start 'Senior Only' Hours Amid Coronavirus

The grocery store chain will let those 60 years and older shop an hour before opening to the rest of the public, they announced this week.

City Pitches State On Using Javits Center As Hospital: Report

A Brooklyn City Councilmember proposed converting the giant Midtown convention center into a field hospital this week.

Survey Seeks Subway Riders' Experience During Coronavirus Crisis

A survey is asking New Yorkers who still need to use public transportation during the coronavirus what they need.

Borough President Leads Meditation Class For Anxious New Yorkers

Borough President Eric Adams posted the 19-minute guided meditation video on YouTube in hopes of easing anxiety over the outbreak.