The update in the case is that “supplemental briefs” have been filed – both by the State of New York, as well as by the attorney representing the Association of Jewish Camp Operators (AJCO). The briefs were filed on Wednesday • Full Story

Emergency personnel are on the scene of a building collapse in Brooklyn. The incident was reported at 338 Court St. just after 4:30PM on Wednesday • Full Story

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday that he was delaying the planned resumption of indoor dining at restaurants in the city out of fear it would cause a spike in coronavirus infections • Full Story

Chief U.S. District Judge Glenn Suddaby gave the parties until close of business tomorrow (Wednesday, July 1) to submit additional legal briefs. It is anticipated that a ruling will be handed down before the week’s end • Full Story

New York is urging travelers from eight additional states to self-quarantine for 14 days as it awaits a decision on the reopening of indoor dining in New York City • Full Story

In a counter brief to the one submitted by New York State in the law suit filed by the Association of Jewish Camp Operators (AJCO), lawyers for AJCO submitted their arguments disputing those offered by New York State • Full Story

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo suggested Monday he may put the third phase of reopening from coronavirus restrictions on hold for the New York City area amid what he said were warning signs that residents are not abiding by social distancing guidelines • Full Story

Five people died Saturday from the coronavirus in New York State, a death toll Gov. Andrew Cuomo called “the lowest number we have had since this started” • Full Story

Catskills Hatzolah was on the scene at 9:40AM at Maywood Bungalow Colony on Blanchard Road, where a two-year-old child had been pulled from a small pond • Full Story

The New York Department of Health released a new update regarding overnight camps, following the state’s ban on camps and the directors of camps looking for loopholes to open • Full Letter

New York, Connecticut and New Jersey will require visitors from states with high infection rates to quarantine for 14 days, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday • Full Story

Following New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo’s crushing decision to disallow overnight camps this summer, the Agudath Israel of America-led Association of Jewish Camp Operators (AJCO) and several parents filed suit in federal court to overturn that decision • Full Story

Read an interview by Hamodia with attorney Avi Schick, the lawyer representing New York Jewish camps in their legal battle to open their camps • Full Story

Blasting car horns, chanting and shooting fireworks, New Yorkers converged on Gracie Mansion Monday night for a midnight ruckus, demanding that Mayor Bill de Blasio put an end to illegal fireworks that have recently been plaguing the city • Full Story

In response to the restraining order requested by the Association of Jewish Camp Owners against Governor Cuomo’s decision to ban camp this summer, New York State Deputy Attorney General Chris Liberati-Conant request a one week extension before the hearing • Full Story

Today, the Association of Jewish Camp Operators (AJCO), took the extraordinary move of requesting a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction to ask the court to immediately open overnight camps in New York State • Full Story

Restaurants will be allowed to open with outdoor seating on Monday as New York City enters the second phase of easing coronavirus restrictions, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Thursday • Full Story

The Association of Jewish Camp Operators, whose members run dozens of summer camps, has just filed a lawsuit against NY Governor Cuomo following his decision to forbid overnight summer camps from opening this season • Full Story

New York City is on track to open more businesses and could enter the second phase of reopening Monday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday • Full Story

There have been many dedicated and talented hands in the Jewish community’s efforts to convince Governor Andrew Cuomo to permit sleepaway camps to operate legally this year. While some restrictions put in place to fight the spread of the novel coronavirus have been slowly rolled back, after months of discussions, the administration announced that, while day camps will be permitted, sleepaway options will not. Despite the seeming finality of the announcement, efforts to appeal are still underway • Full Story

New York hospitals can now allow visitors at their discretion, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Tuesday. Hospitals must follow state guidelines, which include time-limits on visits and requiring visitors to wear protective gear, Cuomo said. Visitors also will be subject to symptom and temperature checks • Full Story

Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order lifting the indoor crowd limit from 10 to 25 for Phase III regions, citing New Yorkers’ sustained progress in fighting back a disease that has seen new life in nearly half of America’s states. Western New York takes that next step Tuesday; the Capital Region will do so Wednesday • Full Story

The Frum politicians in New York, State Senator Simcha Felder, Assemblymen Kalman Yeger and Simcha Eichenstein, were seen with well known Boro Park personality Hershy Tischler, who has been advocating very strongly for the parks to open, opening parks this morning that were chained shut by the Mayor due to concerns about the virus spreading while he allows massive protests to continue • Watch

The observant Jewish community is no longer welcome in New York. Our way of life is being trampled on, our needs are dismissed with ease, our vote is irrelevant and cannot change a thing. Written by Yosef Chaim Brook • Full Story

Chabad of Briarcliff Manor-Ossining is doing its part to bring light and unity into the community with the Shabbat 180 Project • Full Story