Gov. Andrew Cuomo passed legislation Wednesday that would provide New Yorkers with paid sick leave if they are forced into a mandatory or precautionary quarantine due to COVID-19.
Read MoreThe judge “tested positive with mild symptoms.”
Read MoreQueens-based filmmakers made 24 of the movies. In total 84 films are by women, 43 are by Asian filmmakers and 10 are by children in the QWFF education program.
Read More“When you have a good rapport everything runs smoothly and that makes it so much easier.”
Read More“It’s going to be a place where tourists and everyone else will want to come.”
Read MoreChurches remain open for individual prayer, and five masses will be streamed on WNET-TV every weekday, as well as special masses throughout the Holy Week.
Read MoreiPad distribution starts this week, and remote learning goes live on Monday, March 23.
Read More“There was some miscommunication,” he said. “We had some enthusiastic volunteers.”
Read MoreHomeowners can only qualify for a STAR exemption at their primary residences.
Read MoreMeetings between defendants and their attorneys will also take place by video.
Read More“No one should be forced from their home and onto the street.”
Read MoreThe independent agency that oversees Rikers Island and other municipal jails has urged the city to release detainees in order to stop the spread of COVID-19, joining a growing movement of advocates and public defenders organizations that have championed drastic criminal justice measures to stem the outbreak.
Read More“The eviction moratorium and court closure means that now our clients don't have to choose between defending their homes and protecting their health.”
Read More“The releasing of immigrants, halting of ICE enforcement, and closing of all immigration courts is a matter of urgent public safety.”
Read More“The Mayor plans to select a new date for the election soon,” a spokesperson told the Eagle Monday evening.
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