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Covid 19

  1. pandemic
    Henrietta Hudson’s Bartenders Can Serve You Drinks and Swab Your NoseYou can sit outside with your cold one till you get your results.
    By Caroline Spivack
  2. covid-19
    Speaking With City Workers Who’ve Been Forced Back to the Office“As soon as I get an offer, I’m leaving.”
    By Amelia Schonbek
  3. pandemic
    Are There More COVID Cases in the Richest NYC Neighborhoods?The answer is complex.
    By Caroline Spivack
  4. scammers
    A Shady Realty Firm in Queens May Have Scammed $287,000 in COVID Relief FundsAllegedly the money did not go to payroll.
    By Caroline Spivack
  5. whaaa?
    Meet Rampage, the Threatening Little Monster Targeting Vaccine-Hesitant BoomersThe almost confoundingly aggressive cartoon looks like he crawled out of an Eric Carle book.
    By Rebecca Alter
  6. pandemic
    New York City Nurses Can’t Take It Much Longer“There are times … when our staff is half of what it should be.”
    By Caroline Spivack
  7. the jab
    ‘People Are Coming in Crying. A Lot of Them.’Pharmacists on the somber mood at vaccine sites on the eve of the city mandate.
    By Caroline Spivack
  8. ventilation
    How Clean Is the Air in Your Classroom? Your Theater? It’s Not Easy to Find OutThere’s little transparency about what we breathe inside big congregate spaces.
    By Justin Davidson
  9. pandemic
    The Fake Vaxx Card Next to YouThe proliferation of vaccine mandates is creating a black-market boom for counterfeit proof.
    By Paula Aceves
  10. reopening
    The Vaccine Mandate Will Not Destroy Your RestaurantScience-defying customers and the pandemic they insist on perpetuating, however …
    By Alan Sytsma
  11. pandemic
    You’ll Need a Vaccine to Eat Inside NYC Restaurants SoonThe requirement for indoor dining, gyms, concerts, and more comes down this month.
    By Paola Rosa-Aquino
  12. covid-19
    Why the Delta Variant Is Especially Dangerous for Black and Brown New YorkersThe state celebrated giving shots to 70 percent of adults, but the figure is half that in some communities.
    By Paola Rosa-Aquino
  13. vaccine resistant
    Buildings Want to Require Vaccinations. The Doormen’s Union Says No.The union, along with many buildings, are encouraging doormen to get the jab. But requiring it for the job is where it draws the line.
    By Daniel Clemens
  14. getting around
    Where Did All the Yellow Cabs Go?Nearly two-thirds of New York’s taxis are gone, and a lot of them may never come back.
    By Jack Denton
  15. coronavirus vaccine
    How to Sign Up for a COVID Vaccine in New YorkAll state-run and city-run vaccination sites are now accepting walk-ins for anyone over 16 years old.
    By Matt Stieb
  16. the unforgettable year
    What the Museum of 2020 May Look LikeCurators and archivists on the items they’ve acquired from our pandemic year.
    By Diana Budds
  17. neighbors
    A Pop-up Bookstore Honors a Man Who Intended to Give It All AwayTom Burgess’s immense library of books gets recirculated.
    By Camille Baker
  18. reopening
    Who Is Really Dining Indoors in New York City?“At some point, we’re gonna have to take that step.”
    By Allie Conti
  19. the covid memorial project
    HECTOR Imagines a Monumental Party Ramp for a Disability ActivistPart 15 of 15 proposals to help us remember the pandemic’s toll.
    By Diana Budds
  20. the covid memorial project
    Leni Schwendinger Makes a Lightscape of the Evening Streetery ScenePart 14 or 15 proposals to help us remember the pandemic’s toll.
    By Audrey Wachs
  21. the covid memorial project
    Yeju & Chat Assembles Street-Vendor Umbrellas Into Community Message BoardsPart 13 of 15 proposals to help us remember the pandemic’s toll.
    By Eva Hagberg
  22. the covid memorial project
    Paul Chan Wants Us to Look Up at the Night SkyPart 12 of 15 proposals to help us remember the pandemic’s toll.
    By Carl Swanson
  23. the covid memorial project
    David Rockwell Wants Us to Never Forget Their FacesPart 10 of 15 proposals to help us remember the pandemic’s toll.
    By Wendy Goodman
  24. the covid memorial project
    Floating Canopies That Bring Theater Everywhere, by Tommy Yang and Mark GardnerPart 9 of 15 proposals to help us remember the pandemic’s toll.
    By Eva Hagberg
  25. the covid memorial project
    Deborah Berke Partners Proposes A Contemplative Urban StreamPart 8 of 15 proposals to help us remember the pandemic’s toll.
    By Wendy Goodman
  26. the covid memorial project
    BRANDT : HAFERD Envisions a Roof Pavilion for East New YorkPart 6 of 15 proposals to help us remember the pandemic’s toll.
    By Eva Hagberg
  27. the covid memorial project
    Michael Arad (Briefly) Reveals an Ancient Wall Beneath the ReservoirPart 1 of 15 proposals to help us remember the pandemic’s toll.
    By Justin Davidson
  28. closings
    Eisenberg’s, a New York Institution, Is a GonerThe business has closed, but the landlord reportedly wants to bring it back.
    By Chris Crowley
  29. covid-19
    365 Days After Shutting Down, What Has New York’s Restaurant World Learned?And how will we put this knowledge to use?
    By Alan Sytsma
  30. endings
    What Is the True Cost of Closing a Restaurant?Navigating broken dreams and mounting bills.
    By Mahira Rivers
  31. covid-19
    New York Takes On Amazon Over COVID Safety MeasuresIn a lawsuit, State Attorney General Letitia James alleges that the company put workers at risk of infection.
    By Sarah Jones
  32. reopening
    How NYC’s Bars and Restaurants Are Preparing for the Return of Indoor Dining“We’re not thrilled about it.”
    By Rachel Sugar
  33. coronavirus
    How COVID Accelerated a Fight Against Food DesertsA push for healthier food options for one of New York’s hardest-hit populations.
    By Muriel Alarcón Luco
  34. coronavirus
    Indoor Dining Can Return to NYC on Valentine’s DayGovernor Andrew Cuomo says the city is on track to reopen dining rooms at 25 percent capacity on February 14.
    By Rachel Sugar
  35. the jab
    How to Vaccinate Everybody: The Same Way the Census Counts UsGet close to the ground, and the job gets done more equitably.
    By Justin Davidson
  36. coronavirus vaccine
    The Fyre Festival of Vaccine RolloutsThe city of Philadelphia trusted a group run by a 22-year-old to vaccinate thousands, a venture that reportedly did not end well.
    By Matt Stieb
  37. paying respects
    The MTA Has a New Citywide Memorial for Its Workers Lost to COVID-19“It’s so important for New Yorkers to understand the price that has been paid by so many.”
    By Diana Budds
  38. strikes
    What’s Happening at the Hunts Point Produce Market?Workers are on strike, and some experts warn it could affect the city’s produce supplies.
    By Rachel Sugar
  39. closings
    Good-bye to Sammy’s Roumanian and Its Glorious SchmaltzNew York’s favorite “Jewish disco” has closed its doors for good.
    By Jason Diamond
  40. streeteries
    A Full Taxonomy of New York’s Winter StreeteriesBundle up and dig in.
    By Rachel Sugar
  41. left coast
    California Is Coming Apart Over COVIDThe first state to lock down during the pandemic is a mess now. What went wrong?
    By Miranda Green
  42. california
    Premiering Soon: The Real Health Department of Beverly HillsThe city wants to start its own department independent of Los Angeles County, mostly so it can reopen its restaurants.
    By Alissa Walker
  43. bundle up!
    How Does Outdoor Dining Work in the Snow?New York City’s Department of Sanitation has issued some important new guidelines.
    By Rachel Sugar
  44. bar fight
    The Standoff At The White Horse TavernGreenwich Village residents fought to save the famed literary bar. Then it became a pandemic party spot.
    By Allie Conti
  45. distancing
    New Yorkers’ Standoffish Subway Behavior Primed Us for a Pandemic“The typical New York subway rider doesn’t interact with other riders. There’s a culture of avoiding eye contact.”
    By Alissa Walker
  46. coronavirus
    What You Need to Know About the Mac’s Public House ControversyHow a Staten Island tavern became an epicenter for pandemic fatigue.
    By Chris Crowley
  47. streeteries
    What Happens If Outdoor Dining Pauses in New York?People need spaces to gather. Do we want to see what happens when those go away?
    By Rachel Sugar
  48. please stay home
    Curfews Will Do Almost Nothing to Stop the Spread of COVIDThe virus doesn’t know what time of day it is.
    By Alissa Walker
  49. housing
    The Eco-Yogi Slumlords of Brooklyn Are Getting SuedThe City of New York has filed a lawsuit against the couple at the center of an eviction scandal this summer.
    By Bridget Read
  50. street view
    A Pandemic Winter Is Coming to New York, and It’s Going to Be Unimaginably HardDuring the last surge, New Yorkers could at least spend a lot of time outdoors.
    By Justin Davidson
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