Katherine Fung

Who gets to decide the groups that get the vaccine first, and why has New York's rollout been so complicated.

Who gets to decide the groups that get the vaccine first, and how?

Dozens of bottle collectors told researchers they lost all their daily income last spring, when the pandemic forced bottle redemption centers to close.

The City Council is expected to pass legislation that overhauls New York's street vending economy.

Second-generation Chinese New Yorkers are bringing their tech savvy to their families' businesses.

 "You don't get to pick and choose the rules," said Staten Island Borough President Jimmy Oddo 

A fear-mongering term used twenty-five years ago to demonizing young Black children has had lasting impacts. 

Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, Deputy Commissioner for the New York City Health Department’s Division of Disease Control, gives an update. 

Justin Reich, the director of the Teaching Systems Lab at MIT, interviewed 40 teachers about their experiences teaching remotely in the spring. 

President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris say getting the pandemic under control is their number one priority. 

New Jersey now has about twice the number of cases per capita as New York state. 

Studies show that presidential candidates spend more time campaigning in swing states, and swing states get disproportionately more federal funding.

Epidemiologists have a few theories for the relatively modest increase in hospitalizations. 

Displays are popping up across the city to commemorate the Mexican holiday Día de Muertos this weekend. 

Ronald Lauder, the billionaire heir to the Estée Lauder Companies, has donated almost $5 million dollars to elect Republicans to the State Senate. 

Forms in New York and New Jersey must be postmarked by November 3rd and received within 7 days. 

Taxes -- who has to pay them and how much -- is a major point of contention in this fall's presidential contest.

New Yorkers show up at the crack of dawn with lawn chairs to cast their ballots.

Democratic challenger Nancy Goroff has established herself as the anti-Trump candidate. 

These lower level crimes make up the vast majority of interactions between police officers and the communities they serve.