Up to 90,000 in pre-K as well as students with advanced disabilities streamed into about 700 school buildings for in-person classes.
My TV show is a very safe place to work. My son’s school — well, it might check air circulation with a yardstick and toilet paper.
Local officials are slashing funding for everything from education and health care to orchestra subsidies.
The state, which struggled with mail-in voting in the June primaries, is gearing up for a much greater volume of votes in November.
Two of our correspondents break down highlights from the Democrats’ first virtual convention.
The first night of the pandemic-era TV convention was intense and sometimes weird. That was part of the message.
The state’s ever-changing travel advisory means more and more families are scrambling to find last-minute accommodations for students.
The coronavirus has been kept under control in the the state, but it might just be a matter of time before a resurgence.
For residents of Connecticut and New York who are still without power, frustration with utility companies grew as temperatures rose.
Among those toppled by progressive insurgents was a Brooklyn assemblyman who was first elected in 1972.
Frustrating efforts to avoid a second wave of the outbreak, the median wait time at some clinics is nine days as labs become overwhelmed.
With more than 6,000 nursing home residents dying of the coronavirus, a fight over whether relatives should be allowed to sue has erupted in Albany.