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“#Gov. Kathy Hochul extends NY’s mask-or-vaccine mandate through Feb. 10” Sign up for our special edition newsletter to get a daily update on the coronavirus pandemic. New York’s indoor “mask-or-vax” mandate for businesses and schools will be extended an extra two weeks through Feb. 10 despite a legal challenge and “positive” COVID-19 case trends, Gov….
“#Judge rules Kathy Hochul’s statewide mask mandate stays in place for now” ALBANY — New York’s statewide mask mandate will remain in place for now, after an appeals court judge granted a motion Tuesday to pause a decision made by a lower court that lifted Gov. Kathy Hochul’s edict for businesses. State Attorney General Letitia…
“#State says NYC restaurant can’t offer 25 cent drinks to fight January blues” The long arm of the law doesn’t like bargain basement cocktail specials – even if they’re whipped up to help struggling restaurants drum up business during a slow January. Anton’s, the West Village eatery that drew crowds – and a column in…
“#Gov. Kathy Hochul says NY COVID positivity rate below 10%” COVID-19 rates have remained under 10 percent positivity for two straight days, Gov. Hochul said. “We are below 10% positivity rate for the second day in a row. This is extraordinary progress,” she said Saturday. Of Friday’s 299,580 swabs, 27,643 came back positive — a…
“#Citi asks NYC-area workers to return to the office in February” It’s back-to-the-office for workers at Citi in the New York City area. The Wall Street giant is asking all tri-state area employees to return to the office Feb. 7 as cases of coronavirus gradually subside. Elsewhere in the U.S., the bank is keeping a…
“#’Dry January’ is pure evil to bars reeling from COVID” Dry January? You’ve gotta be kidding me. The annual month of self-righteous sobriety — in which mostly young people go cold turkey on booze for four weeks and lord it over their nonsober pals only to immediately hop off the wagon on Feb. 1 —…
“#NYC subway lines suspended over COVID staffing shortages set to resume” Transit officials will resume service on five subway lines they suspended in December to cope with COVID staff shortages, Acting MTA Chairman Janno Lieber said Tuesday. The B, Z, Rockaway Shuttle routes will come back online Wednesday along with express service on the 6…
“#Despite work-from-home worries, Manhattan office real estate is doing just fine” The office from which I write this column is mostly empty. So are the offices of many different companies — banks, law firms, media — I can see from the New York Post’s Midtown windows. But does it portend a dystopian future of deserted…
“#Remote job postings for NYC nearly quadruple in ground-breaking shift” New York City firms offered nearly quadruple the number of remote jobs to new applicants in the past year, according to data obtained by The Post. “And this is just the beginning,” said NYC Partnership CEO Kathryn Wylde, whose business group analyzed figures compiled by…
“#NYC Collegiate School hikes tuition to cover COVID tests” Sign up for our special edition newsletter to get a daily update on the coronavirus pandemic. Faced with ballooning student and staffer COVID testing costs, at least one elite city private schools is passing the bill on to parents. Collegiate School in Manhattan — which counts…