Fred Mogul
Story Archive
Wednesday
A sticker reads, "I got vaccinated," at a vaccination site inside Penn Station last month in New York City. Noam Galai/Getty Images hide caption
New York City Has Been Slow To Vaccinate Homebound Elderly, Causing More Sickness
Wednesday
Laborers From India Are Suing New Jersey Hindu Temple For Worker Abuse
Monday
It's impossible to know how often college students are getting vaccinated. Rumors of it happening illegitimately are widespread, but many situations aren't so duplicitous upon closer examination, because the vaccinated students are actually eligible, because they work in labs or health care settings, or have underlying health issues that make them high risk for severe COVID-19. Joe Raedle/Getty Images hide caption
Saturday
New York City's Vaccine Outreach Aims To Dispel Mistrust Among Communities Of Color
Thursday
Nurses at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City protest what they say is a staff shortage at several of the network's hospitals in the Bronx and nearby suburbs. During the Nov. 19 demonstration they walked from the hospital to a nearby cemetery. Fred Mogul/WNYC hide caption
Battle-Weary Nurses Wonder If New York Hospitals Can Handle Another Coronavirus Surge
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Members of the Test & Trace Corps meet travelers arriving by Amtrak from Miami at Penn Station in New York. Members of the Test & Trace Corps were out to educate visitors about quarantine restrictions for travelers from coronavirus hot spots. Pacific Press/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Ge hide caption
Wednesday
Wednesday
Marcelina Alvarez, a technician at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, administers an EKG to Israel Shippy to check the functioning of his heart. Fred Mogul/ WNYC hide caption
Why Doctors Keep Monitoring Children Who Recover From Mysterious COVID-Linked Illness
Friday
Doctors Continue Research Into Rare Inflammatory Syndrome In Children With COVID-19
Friday
As Nurses Aid New York, Other States Worry They'll Be Short-Staffed Too
Sunday
Ambulances arrive at a hospital in New York City, where concerns are rising about the supply of dialysis equipment for ICU patients. John Minchillo/AP hide caption
Shortage Of Dialysis Equipment Leads To Difficult Decisions In New York ICUs
Doctors At Hard-Hit Hospitals Say They're Facing Shortage Of Dialysis Equipment
Thursday
Thursday
A humpback whale feeds on a school of fish off Long Island, New York. Migrating whales have increased dramatically in this region in recent decades — but they're also facing human challenges. David 'Dee' Delgado/WCS/Ocean Giants/Image taken under NMFS MMPA/ESA Permit no. 18786-04 hide caption
Sunday
The Impact Of A New Acting Attorney General On The Russia Investigation
Tuesday
N.Y. Candidate For Governor Cynthia Nixon Aims To Get Voters Off Sidelines
Friday
Thursday
Tuesday
Donald Boyer (right) and Ann Justi celebrate their wedding with Rabbi Andy Dubin at their home in Yonkers, N.Y. Fred Mogul/WNYC hide caption
Monday
In some New York City schools, the bathroom dispensers provide sanitary products for free. Richard Yeh/WNYC hide caption
Friday
Duke Gillingham, president of Oasis Foods, in Hillside, N.J., says about two-thirds of his roughly 180 employees declined to enroll in the company health plan for 2015. Many make less than $15 an hour, and found the company plan too expensive. Fred Mogul/WNYC hide caption
Saturday
Vernon Thomas, a part-time music producer, is trying to decide whether it's worth it to sign up for health insurance. Fred Mogul/WNYC hide caption