Nicole Javorsky
Residents line up at the Bay Ridge CityMD clinic for COVID-19 tests in December, as cases continued to rise across the city. (Nicole Javorsky)
It’s not clear yet if the December holidays will draw same test-line crowds that Thanksgiving did: An average of 48,380 New Yorkers got molecular coronavirus tests on Dec. 14, the most recent date for which city data is available, well below the high of 58,243 people who were tested on Nov. 24.
City Limits staff conducted an unscientific tally at locations across the city: Of the 1,339 New Yorkers we observed, just over 70 percent wore masks.
CLARIFY is a paid, 8-week vocational training program for New York City high school students that teaches the essentials of writing and reporting the news, with an emphasis on investigative techniques.
Chinese residents and businesses in the neighborhood collected more than 10,000 signatures on a petition against the arrangement, arguing the city should have notified the community of the plan.
The stories student reporters from around New York have uncovered about life, death, human generosity, corporate greed and more.
How often can you disinfect your house? How many movies can one watch? How many journalists can you see interview their siblings? It might be a good time to crack open a book. Or seven.
Is reality matching those predictions? Is it too early to tell? Have government agencies caught up with the dramatic reorientation of rent policies that the legislature approved?
City Limits se enorgullece de anunciar la contratación de Daniel Parra como primer reportero editor de contenido en español. City Limits is proud to announce the hiring of Daniel Parra as its first Spanish-Language Reporter Editor.
City Limits se enorgullece de anunciar la contratación de Daniel Parra como primer reportero editor de contenido en español. City Limits is proud to announce the hiring of Daniel Parra as its first Spanish-Language Reporter Editor.
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