New York City Reports No New Coronavirus Deaths For First Time Since March
The latest indicators put the city on pace to start Phase 1 of reopening on Monday.
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The latest indicators put the city on pace to start Phase 1 of reopening on Monday.
The 8 p.m. curfew came and went once again with many continuing to march in peaceful defiance.
Public Advocate Jumaane Williams said he saw officers being very aggressive toward peaceful demonstrators and yelling "mayor's curfew!"
Children are marching with parents, their tiny voices among the shouts.
He's now facing several charges, including reckless endangerment.
Thousands filled Cadman Plaza as far as the eye could see to honor the life of George Floyd.
There was a police-involved shooting around 11:45 p.m. Wednesday near the corner of Church and Flatbush avenues in Flatbush.
Seven upstate regions have already entered Phase 2. As of Thursday, restaurants there can reopen for outdoor dining.
MTA officials say speeding up buses will help alleviate subway congestion.
Teenagers waiting to get drivers licenses will have to wait longer.
Restaurant rows are becoming candidates for the Open Streets program.
The death of George Floyd is causing people to call for justice in many forms.
Cuomo again made it clear there is a distinct difference between those protesting peacefully, which he supports, and "opportunists" hellbent on looting and causing mayhem.
After a week of protests in New York City, there's growing concern about another surge of coronavirus cases.
There was a police-involved shooting in the East Village early Thursday morning.
