2021 election
Eric Adams Says Cops Should Not Enforce Social Distancing
Jarrett Murphy |
‘The police department has historical tension in certain communities. You’re now encouraging the largest interaction with these groups in history.’
City on the Edge: Climate Change and New York
Los desastres naturales afectan a la salud mental. Cuéntanos de tu experiencia
Dean Russell |
Estamos investigando las consecuencias sobre el estrés que tienen los incendios forestales, los huracanes, las inundaciones, y ahora, además, el COVID-19. Necesitamos tu ayuda.
Coronavirus
‘The Virus Spreads Faster Here’: El Barrio Tops Manhattan’s COVID-19 Rate
Fernando Martínez for El Diario |
East Harlem zip code 10029 had the most COVID-19 cases in Manhattan, city data shows. ‘When a plague comes to New York, it always hits Harlem hard,’ one resident told El Diario.
Coronavirus
Así es como probablemente funcionará el rastreo de contactos en la ciudad de Nueva York
Nicole Javorsky |
Para que el rastreo de contactos funcione bien, los funcionarios de la ciudad de Nueva York tendrán que empezar a educar a la gente en este concepto.
City on the Edge: Climate Change and New York
Are You a Natural Disaster Survivor? Tell Us About It.
Jarrett Murphy and Dean Russell |
City Limits is teaming up with newsrooms around the country to survey the mental-health impacts New Yorkers have felt from climate disasters like Superstorm Sandy, Hurricane Maria and more.
Coronavirus
Coronavirus Brings Hunger Crisis for Latinos in Queens
Javier Castaño for QueensLatino |
Queues of Latino residents waited recently outside a community center in Corona to collect food and fruit. The line extended for two blocks.
Coronavirus
Job Seekers Meet Obstacles and Opportunities Amid COVID-19
Jeanmarie Evelly |
Those who are actively looking for work face a new reality: While certain industries continue to hire in numbers, those positions available tend to be public-facing roles.
Coronavirus
A Student’s-Eye Snapshot of COVID-19 Across NYC
City Limits |
The stories student reporters from around New York have uncovered about life, death, human generosity, corporate greed and more.
Age Justice
A Nursing Home Had One COVID Case. Then Came the New, Infected Patients.
Joaquin Cotler |
The award-winning home struggled to keep its workforce equipped, to separate the staff dealing with infected and non-infected people, and to understand what the state’s official death toll has to do with reality.
contact tracing
Here’s What Contact Tracing Will Likely Look Like in NYC
Nicole Javorsky |
New York City is hiring 1,000 contact tracers with an immediate start date. For contact tracing to really work, we all need to understand what it means.
