Page 7 - Nyc Update News Today

COVID vaccination centers stretching from Colorado to Pennsylvania are scrambling to catch up after last week's deadly ice storms slowed shipments. At least 6 million doses were unable to be delivered.

The MTA increased overnight subway service Monday, taking one more step back to full 24-hour service. Since May 6, the subway has been closed from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. to allow for enhanced cleaning.

COVID vaccination centers stretching from Colorado to Pennsylvania are scrambling to catch up after last week's deadly ice storms slowed shipments. At least 6 million doses were unable to be delivered.

Delayed shipments have put our entire vaccination effort at a standstill. As of this morning, New York City has fewer than 1,000 first doses remaining on-hand. pic.twitter.com/frXPryVwKS— Avery Cohen (@CohenAvery) February 20, 2021 The City gets its supply from the state. The state says their shipments were delayed this week due to the winter storms impacting much of the country. Governor Cuomo said Friday, "Every dose that should have shipped on Monday was held back, and only a limited numbe...

New York City restaurants will be allowed to increase their indoor dining capacity to 35% beginning February 26, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Friday.

The supply of COVID vaccine doses is quickly running out with the federal government unable to get shipments out due to winter storms across the country.

Costco will soon be offering COVID-19 vaccines in five states and Puerto Rico.

COVID vaccination centers stretching from Colorado to Pennsylvania are scrambling to catch up after last week's deadly ice storms slowed shipments. At least 6 million doses were unable to be delivered.

The New York City Department of Health issued updated guidance Thursday on face coverings, which experts call one of the most critical tools to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

MTA Board approves toll hikes at bridges, tunnels, delays fare hikes on subway, bus, rails Share: Share: NEW YORK CITY -- The MTA Board approved an increase in tolls at bridges and tunnels, but they put the brakes on a similar hike for subway, bus and rail fares until the summer. The increase raises the one-way toll for New York E-ZPass users at major MTA crossings to $6.55, up from $6.12. Non-New York E-ZPass drivers will pay $10.17, up from $9.50. Staten Island commuters will continue to have...