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All NYC Playgrounds Closed After Coronavirus Distancing Ignored
Gov. Cuomo closed all New York playgrounds by executive order Wednesday.
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Coronavirus Could Claim 16K New York Lives, Cuomo Says
Projections show the pandemic won't reach its peak until late April and could last until July, Gov. Cuomo said.
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Spring Break Canceled Amid NYC Coronavirus Outbreak
Spring break has been canceled in New York's public and charter schools by an executive order from Gov. Cuomo, union officials say.
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‘Hell Week’: NYC Students Battle Wi-Fi As Learning Goes Online
"All things are going to pot," said Brooklyn mom Iris Gomez. “It has so many challenges.”
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NYC Coronavirus Crisis: First Rent Day Sparks Fear Among Tenants
“The worst part of the whole thing is that there's no communication,” one renter said. “All [Cuomo] can say is you won't be evicted."
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NYC Coronavirus Outbreak Claims First Young Victim
New York City's youngest COVID-19 victim will never have an eighteenth birthday.
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'We Are Broke:' NY Pays $25K Per Ventilator, Cuomo Says
New York is caught up in a bidding war between FEMA and the 50 states, Cuomo said Tuesday. "It's like being on eBay."
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Governor's Brother Chris Cuomo Tests Positive For Coronavirus
CNN anchor Chris Cuomo announced Tuesday he tested positive for COVID-19.
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Whole Foods Workers Stage Sickout To Protest Coronavirus Response
Whole Food workers who say they're on the frontline of the battle against COVID-19 hope to gain better pay and safer work conditions.
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NYC Doctor Who Separated Conjoined Twins Dies Of Coronavirus
Dr. James T. Goodrich, who captivated the world when he separated two infant twins with intertwined brains, died from COVID-19 Monday.
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Photos: Hospital Ship USNS Comfort Arrives In Coronavirus-Hit NYC
New Yorkers watched Monday morning as a massive hospital ship sailed up the Hudson River.
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Cuomo's Approval Rating Soars Amid Coronavirus Pandemic: Poll
About 87 percent of New York voters think Gov. Cuomo is doing a good job responding to the COVID-19 outbreak, a Siena College poll shows.
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Baffling Coronavirus Map Keeps NYC In The Dark
New York City, facing criticism over a lack of COVID-19 transparency, has published a confusing map of percentage brackets and zones.
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Subway Pole Licker Uses Fake Tongue For Coronavirus Challenge
"I'm not trying to endanger anyone," said Zeeshan Ali, 25. "It's dark humor."
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First NYPD Member Dies From Coronavirus
Dennis Dickson once worked 17 days straight after Hurricane Sandy hit New York City and rampaged NYPD headquarters, police said.
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NYC Coronavirus Deaths Outpace Nations Across The Globe
The COVID-19 death count in New York City is almost double that of several nations and Gov. Cuomo says it will only continue to rise.
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Elon Musk To Send Ventilators To NY Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
The Tesla founder has agreed to send 615 ventilators to New York after Mayor Bill de Blasio made a Twitter plea.
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CUNY Halts Remote Learning As Students Struggle To Log On
City University of New York schools will take a five-day "recalibration period for educational equity," the chancellor announced.
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Free Juvenile Delinquents Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Suit Asks
The Legal Aid Society hopes to secure release for 22 teens held inside facilities they call "breeding grounds" for COVID-19.
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NY Deaths To Rise As Patients Spend Longer On Ventilators: Cuomo
"This is the bad news," Cuomo said of the increasing numbers. "That's the worst news you can get."
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