Health Care (Archived)

Policy

Critical medical procedures delayed by COVID-19

Everything from cancer treatments to organ transplants have been put off due to the pandemic.

New York State

Policy

How will the city’s most vulnerable weather the crisis?

Economic and health disparities create new challenges for New Yorkers amid the pandemic.

New York State

Policy

How to tackle COVID-19? Launch a task force

What you need to know about the federal, state and city groups responding to the pandemic.

New York State

Policy

Why are NYC’s EMS workers paid less than other first responders?

EMS workers make less than cops and firefighters and COVID-19 has hit them hard. That’s why they want a raise.

Education

Policy

What will NYC kids do this summer?

Without pools and summer camps, there’s no clear plan for the city’s youth after school ends.

Education

Policy

Long-distance learning for the long haul

If New York schools do reopen this fall, it’s likely that remote learning will still play a major role.

New York State

Policy

NY’s efforts to find COVID-19 treatments

From immunotherapies to vaccines, the state’s medical community is looking at all of its options to combat the infectious disease.

Education

Policy

How COVID-19 is changing education in New York

School funding is completely up in the air. But key decisions will be made in the next few weeks.

Immigration

Policy

Undocumented immigrants in New York get little financial help

Facing massive budget shortfalls, the state hasn’t stepped in to give cash to people left out of federal relief.

New York State

Policy

Should insurance companies have to cover small businesses’ pandemic losses?

New legislation would require insurers to pay out due to the coronavirus – regardless of what their policies say.

New York State

Policy

Coronavirus leaves Child Victims Act cases in limbo

Since the courts are mostly closed, will alleged survivors be given more time to sue?

Transportation

Policy

MTA to shut down overnight subway service

It may be good for cleaning, but what about essential workers and the homeless?