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We’ve seen consistently high COVID-19 numbers in 9 zip codes across South Brooklyn, Far Rockaway and Central Queens. We’re providing these areas with additional resources, but when presented with new

I have to acknowledge, when I was growing up I never had to wonder if a police officer would stop me and treat me negatively because of who I was.

Houses of Worship never closed in New York City and many have been helping their communities through this crisis. But ALL Houses of Worship have been under reasonable capacity requirements

We’re facing a crisis like nothing since the Great Depression. Half-measures won’t protect us.Finally, we’re seeing a stimulus plan in the House that speaks to the unprecedented health care and

#Ramadan is a month to reflect, to build discipline and to become closer to God. As our city continues to confront the COVID-19 crisis, every New Yorker can learn

We are the epicenter of the crisis and too often we're fighting this battle alone. We haven't hesitated. We need the Federal Government to do the same. Mr. President, when

We are one team right now in this city, all 8.6 million of us fighting this disease together.This is the most important team you will ever be on.We all have to be on

We’re continuing to rapidly move people who are homeless from shelters to hotels whenever necessary to protect their health. We’re prioritizing seniors and anyone with symptoms or who has tested

Today I announced we will close @NYCSchools for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. This is a public health decision — and not an easy one. But it's the

The pictures of our fellow New Yorkers being buried on Hart Island are devastating for all of us.I want to make sure everyone knows what they’re seeing and what is

Today I walked a factory floor where dozens of New Yorkers of Asian heritage were sewing the surgical gowns that will protect hospital workers. I let them know how thankful

We have new guidance for New Yorkers:We're advising New Yorkers to wear a face covering when you go outside and near others. It can be a scarf, a bandana or