Bill de Blasio

Mayor De Blasio discusses the violence that erupted during George Floyd protests in Brooklyn.

Mayor De Blasio gives an update on Coronavirus.

Mayor De Blasio and Governor Cuomo are at odds on the decision to close NYC schools for the remainder of the year. Melissa Russo reports.

Mayor De Blasio talks about Coronavirus.

Mayor Bill de Blasio hopes to recruit approximately 45,000 additional health care workers to help combat the COVID-19 crisis. Ken Buffa reports.

Mayor De Blasio gives updates on transportation in New York City due to COVID-19.

Over 650 individuals have been released, and since the Coronavirus outbreak started the jail population has been down about 860 due to the low number of crimes and arrests.

Mayor De Blasio discusses the 68-bed field hospital being built in Central Park to help with the Coronavirus outbreak.

Mayor De Blasio gives updates on Coronavirus.

UPDATE: NYS Sees 114 Coronavirus-Related Deaths; Cuomo, de Blasio Call for Federal Govt. Help as NYC Cases Top 9,000 Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Friday that 100 percent of non-essential work forces are now required to stay home, calling it “the most drastic measure we can take” as he said the entire state of New York was “on pause.” Two days…

Murphy said on Friday that more actions would be taken in the state in order to “further tighten the screws” on social distancing, suggesting more serious measures regarding self-isolation could be on the way

By Monday evening, the entire tri-state will be under a self-quarantine as orders from governors in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut take effect closing all non-essential businesses.

All tri-state non-essential been ordered to close in-person functions. Watch News 4 team coverage.

All non-essential businesses must close by 9pm Saturday and all gatherings are banned, including weddings and funerals.

More than 45,000 people have been tested, Gov. Cuomo says.

With thousands of coronavirus infections in the city, the mayor supports Cuomo’s order to close all non-essential business. And in order to crack down on long lines at grocery stores, which will remain open, the mayor has asked the NYPD to help maintain order and social distancing. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford and Myles Miller report.

Find the latest updates at NBCNewYork.com.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Friday that 100 percent of non-essential work forces are now required to stay home, calling it “the most drastic measure we can take” as he said the entire state of New York was “on pause.”