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After a scathing letter by NYC Jewish Caucus, the de Blasio administration is now providing kosher meals at about a dozen locations

The city council has reconvened for the first time since all stated meetings were postponed in light of COVID-19.

A number of Brooklyn creatives are sewing face masks for the community, making it easy (and fashionable) to buy local and stay safe

Communities of color disproportionately bear the brunt of the pandemic. Consequently 41 percent also believe it's a conspiracy, according to a Pew survey.

With its vast organizational network and broad reach, UWNYC shares keen insight on resident needs around the virus

The CDC guidelines put in place to curb the coronavirus pandemic have sent a ripple effect of delays and cancellations across the entertainment industry and have put the world of professional sports virtually on hold . With over 2.

Shelley Worrell says tablet computers will allow dying patients to see their families, one precious last time

For the first time in its history, the New York City Board of Elections is convening virtual hearings this week to determine state and local candidates for the June primary.

The Coney Island Mermaid Parade was set to cancel due to COVID-19 restrictions but, already, new plans are in motion.

Children in neighborhoods hardest hit by COVID-19 will face greatest threat of family loss, according to Citizens’ Committee for Children New York