New York To Simplify Rental Assistance Application, Send Funds By End Of August, Gov. Cuomo Says
Nearly $3 billion in emergency funding is available, but landlords and tenants say the money is nearly impossible to get.
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Nearly $3 billion in emergency funding is available, but landlords and tenants say the money is nearly impossible to get.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says nearly all COVID hospitalizations and deaths are among people who have not received the coronavirus vaccine.
Throwing a ball, taking a drink and most everyday activities involve your wrist, but you won't realize it until it starts to hurt.
Authorities say it happened at 12:15 a.m. Monday on East 23rd Street and Park Avenue.
Transfers of the homeless out of hotels resumed Monday after some of the relocations were temporarily halted by a judge.
The schools chancellor encourages all families to get their eligible kids their first dose by August 9, so they are fully vaccinated by the start of the school year.
The MTA has not said what caused the problem.
Police said the suspect sexually assaulted her, then stole her purse, containing her ID, cash and credit cards.
Police said a 32-year-old woman reported seeing the man expose himself on the southbound A train platform.
They say it should be up to parents if their child wears a mask in schools starting in September.
Fire officials said poor ventilation and heavy smoke made the fire extremely difficult to fight.
Cuomo says they'll focus on zip codes with high COVID spread and a low vaccination rate.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont is putting pressure on student athletes to get vaccinated ahead of the fall school season.
Citizen App video shows the truck on its side and multiple first responders on the scene near Exit 31 in Brooklyn Monday morning.
A big Long Island food festival hasn't been able to operate since before the pandemic. Organizers are worried the business won't survive without financial help.
