Critics worry that distancing will be hard to maintain in houses of worship, which were a major vector of virus transmission during the beginning of the pandemic

Even while the coronavirus pandemic has kept people apart, this Jewish community prays, eats, and even watches films together -- all from the comfort of their own homes

Author and amateur shutterbug Neil Kramer turns his lens inward, focusing on a short-term living arrangement that only a global pandemic could have prolonged

Reopening of national network shuttered to prevent spread of COVID-19 will not extend to all lines or stations; passengers will be required to undergo temperature checks

As schools resume and markets reopen, Prof. Yehuda Carmeli explains the dilemmas faced by strategists balancing health and the economy, and warns the worst might not be over

Bill de Blasio says he has 'deep relationship' with Orthodox community after critics accuse him of bigotry for singling out Jewish community over funeral attended by thousands

After dispersing thousands at rabbi's funeral in Williamsburg, Bill de Blasio makes generalization in announcing 'zero tolerance' policy

'We don’t want the government coming in only when we have protests,' says one local leader, asking for help maintaining law and order, as others cite the chance to build trust

Furniture mega-stores became a symbol of inconsistency in coronavirus regulations when they were allowed to reopen last week while many smaller businesses remained shuttered

Education Ministry plan would see students gradually return to studies but would be conditioned on continued improvement in public health picture