NY State Legislature Calls Emergency Session For New Eviction Ban
There are at least 4 separate bills the state Assembly and Senate are reviewing to possibly extend the eviction and foreclosure moratorium
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New York Evictions Set to Resume but Where’s the $45 Billion in Assistance?
Is the eviction moratorium going away? The Supreme Court says yes.
Erie Co. Close To Being a Community of "High Risk Transmission"
The increase in new COVID-19 cases has Erie County on the verge of a milestone
CDC Extends Eviction Moratorium Protecting Millions of Americans
Officials feel that the extended effects of COVID-19 warrant the extension of the eviction ban
For Some New Yorkers, Rent is Due-In October
Are you struggling to pay your Capital Region rent? On Tuesday the CDC may have given you more time to get on your feet.
Masks Should Be Worn In These New York Counties Per CDC
The map indicates areas where COVID-19 transmission rates are low, moderate, substantial and high. Areas in substantial or high areas are the ones being recommended to wear masks.
New York State One Step Closer To Indoor Mask Requirements?
Will mask mandates return to New York State soon?
Will New York State Residents Be Forced To Wear Masks Indoors Again?
Could residents in NYS and WNY be forced to mask up indoors again?
New Yorkers Won’t Be Evicted, Yet-Moratorium Extended
New Yorker renters cannot be evicted just yet. The CDC extends residential eviction moratorium, but for how long?
6 Ft. May Not Be Enough To Protect You From COVID Indoors
We are by now all familiar with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's “6-foot rule” for social distancing from others amid the coronavirus pandemic, but the interval may not suffice to protect you from COVID while indoors, a new study has found.
CDC Eases Guidelines For Masks – Does This Mean You?
Are you tired of wearing a mask? Those days could be dwindling if you are fully vaccinated.
600 Children In Erie County Got COVID Last Week
More than 3,400 Erie County residents got COVID-19, even more concerning of those new cases, 669 were under the age of 19.