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NYC Hospitality Alliance Urges Federal, State and City Leaders to Act Swiftly Amid Resurgence of COVID-19  NEW YORK, NY, 

The state legislature is set to extend the eviction moratorium on small businesses and landlords with fewer than 10 apartment units through May.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and Governor Phil Murphy today announced that New York City and New Jersey will expand indoor dining capacity to 50 percent beginning March 19.

New York City is getting back to work after a 12-month pause that brought building work on 1,700 city projects on hold. Mayor Bill de Blasio announced

A New York City restaurant is set to charge patrons $50 to take a rapid COVID test before they can enter the premises. City Winery CEO Michael Dorf announced

New York City restaurants will be allowed to re-open for limited indoor dining on September 30. In an announcement issued this afternoon, Governor Andrew

New York City restaurants have been given the okay to star adding upto 10 percent to a customer’s bill as a COVID-19 Recovery Charge. The City Council

New York City’s restaurateurs have reached “boiling point” as neither the Mayor nor the Governor look set to allow indoor dining to resume any time soon.

The NYC Hospitality Alliance and restaurant owners from all five boroughs are calling on Governor Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio to develop and implement an

Four-out-of-five New York City restaurants didn’t pay their full rent last month, according t o a new survey released by the NYC Hospitality Alliance.

A survey released today by the NYC Hospitality Alliance details the latest data on the state of New York City’s devastated hospitality industry.

New York City is examining ways to allow restaurants to seat more customers outdoors with an expansion of its sidewalk seating policies.