NYC Council Considers Capping Food Delivery Fees During Emergencies
The bill would restrict the fees during emergencies, like the coronavirus pandemic, when restaurants can't have diners on the premises.
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The bill would restrict the fees during emergencies, like the coronavirus pandemic, when restaurants can't have diners on the premises.
City officials and community leaders have recently raised concerns about racial disparities in law enforcement during the pandemic.
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Tri-State Area officials have repeatedly said testing and tracing will be key to reopening the economy in wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Many of these places are also donating to health care workers.
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