The police will continue to disperse large gatherings that are most likely to present a risk of spreading the coronavirus, de Blasio said.
The statewide lock down began on March 22, and some regions are expected to begin reopening on May 15.
Some New York City parks will see stepped-up policing to stem the spread of the coronavirus, Mayor Bill de Blasio said, among other details on virus-related developments across the city.
"One step at a time. Let's get it right," de Blasio said in a news conference Wednesday…
“The president of the United States, a former New Yorker who seems to enjoy stabbing his hometown in the back, talking about 'no bailout' for New York,” de Blasio said in response to Trump’s comments.
New York City has a sufficient supply of PPE to address the novel coronavirus pandemic for the first time since March, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday.
De Blasio holds a news conference to give an update on the city’s efforts to fight the novel coronavirus.
New York City schools will implement a new grading system for the remainder of the coronavirus-disrupted school year, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Tuesday.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said the “self-swab” tests would allow for more and easier testing and make it safer for test-seekers and health care workers alike.
"Our indicators are now moving all in the correct direction," the mayor said in a briefing Friday.
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