Apple has closed a swath of its major retail stores in New York City due to the city's rising COVID-19 cases. Customers will still be able to place orders online and pick them up at the stores.
Hochul says NY ‘preparing for all scenarios’ as COVID hospitalizations spike 80% since start of December
Facing an accelerating COVID-19 threat to New York hospitals, Gov. Hochul said Monday that the state was girding to keep beds open and to maintain staffing, but that the economy and schools are on track to remain open. New York State’s total count of daily coronavirus hospitalizations hit 5,526 on Monday, up about 80% since the beginning of the month. “We’re preparing for all scenarios, ...
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