Mayor, Schools Chancellor Say Response To Coronavirus In Classrooms Focuses On Safety Of Students And Staff
Mayor Bill de Blasio said Friday schools will only reopen in the fall if the citywide infection rate stays below 3% on a seven-day average.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio said Friday schools will only reopen in the fall if the citywide infection rate stays below 3% on a seven-day average.
The dates are pending approval from New York State and the city, which have not officially given a green light for museums to reopen.
"I don't see enough information for me to make a decision yet," parent Wilson Polanco, Sr. said.
Proponents of peaceful protests likes this one cried out the name of the man who sparked a movement.
Parents have one more thing to worry about as the school year approaches. Whether classes are in-person or remote, students need supplies.
The city says it takes this very seriously, but the shop says they have receipts to prove they are not taking advantage of their customers.
More than 100,000 small businesses in the U.S. closed by April because of COVID-19, laying off thousands of employees.
Help USA has already spent nearly $1 million on cases in the Bronx and has more budgeted thanks to city funding.
Normally, fans would flock to the stadium. If you looked around there Friday, you wouldn't know it was opening day.
This year, celebrations look a bit different because of the pandemic.
Police said the victim was walking on the sidewalk when he got into an argument with the suspect.
Schools will also be required to have precautions in place for preventing the spread of the coronavirus.
Small business owners are threatened with extinction, pleading with Gov. Andrew Cuomo to do something, find a solution.
The zoo acknowledges past leaders participated in racism that robbed an African man of his humanity by putting him on display in the zoo's monkey house.
The only way for the dolphin to exit Mill River is underneath a train trestle, and right now, the water isn't deep enough for that to happen.
