Governor’s Ventilator Order Doesn’t Sit Well With Lawmakers In Western New York
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“Erie County residents will be put at risk and possibly die because we don’t have the equipment here,”
New York Sees ‘Highest Single Increase’ In Deaths From Coronavirus
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The state had 562 coronavirus-related deaths in the past 24 hours. In a bit of “good news,” Gov. Andrew Cuomo said 1,452 coronavirus patients have been discharged from hospitals in the past day.
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Governor Orders Upstate Hospitals To Send Spare Ventilators Downstate
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“Those institutions will either get their ventilator back, or they will be reimbursed and paid for their ventilator. So they can buy a new ventilator.”
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Friday: Governor Cuomo’s Daily Coronavirus Briefing
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“With everything going, on we did not scale back our efforts or our ambitions. You look at this budget, you would never know that anything else was going on.”
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Brindisi, Katko Urge Immediate Release Of Federal Stimulus Funds To Hospitals
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“It’s absolutely crucial that we get this money to people now, for the hospitals now, and for people on the frontlines now, that being individuals.”
Crime and Justice
New York Budget Includes Bail Reform Roll Back
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“The bail reform that we did last year I’m very proud of, and I think we made the right change now.”
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PA Needs Over 1,000 Ventilators. Here’s How The Governor Hopes To Find Them
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As of Thursday, 130 COVID-19 patients in Pennsylvania had required treatment with a ventilator, though that number is expected to rise as cases increase.
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Updated: Delaware, Steuben Counties Reports First COVID-19 Death
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The person was hospitalized with the disease and died April 1st.
Government
New York’s State Budget Nearly Complete
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“The budget that we are passing is not the budget that any of us had hoped to pass at the beginning of this session.”
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Child Welfare Services Worry About Kids Who Went Off The Grid During Coronavirus Pandemic
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“We will see a rise in the cases of child abuse and neglect when this is over.”