By Eric Lee, Arielle Bader, Ari Golub, Mari Rios, Sophia Young, Sydney Walsh, Donna Armstrong, Hadley Chittum, Jennifer Cuyuch, Sarah Urtz, Lillian Bautista and Grace Hromin
May 11, 2020 1:24 AM
Washington, D.C.
A customer shops at Trader Joe’s on 25th Street on March 14, soon after the District began implementing social distancing measures. On this day, eggs were sold out. Ari Golub | Staff Photographer
Juno Beach, Florida
An entrance to Juno Beach is blocked off by wood on May 2. All public beaches in Palm Beach County remain closed due to COVID-19.
Times Square, New York City
Bikers ride down 7th Avenue in Times Square, an area typically packed with tourists at theatres, restaurants, bars or street vendors. Saturday afternoon, it was nearly empty.
Weehawken, New Jersey
A person wearing a mask and gloves walks along Boulevard East on April 20 with Midtown Manhattan, New York City in the distance.
Roanoke, Virginia
San Antonio, Texas
Two Alamo Rangers stand guard near the typically bustling landmark of San Antonio on May 7, which has been closed due to COVID-19.
Tampa, Florida
The closed Westchase Swim & Tennis Center is seen with chairs stacked up on April 19.
Denver, Colorado
A man wearing a mask slacklines at Washington Park near downtown Denver on Sunday. Those in parks outside are encouraged but not required to wear masks, according to Mayor Michael Hancock’s order on masks. Sarah Urtz | Senior Staff Photographer
Overland Park, Kansas
An empty road in the suburbs of Kansas is seen on March 28.
Oldsmar, Florida
A silhouetted figure catches a fish at R.E. Olds Park in Oldsmar on March 30. Police patrolled the area to ensure people kept with the social distancing mandates.
Little Rock, Arkansas
Swings at Allsopp Park are wrapped in caution tape to prevent park attendees from playing on them on Wednesday. The city closed some public playground equipment to decrease traffic.
Denver, Colorado
A customer orders at Wash Perk in Washington Park on Sunday. The cafe remains open for takeout only and customers must order through the window.
Long Beach Island, New Jersey
Beaches that would normally start filling up with people as summer approaches remained empty Friday. Although New Jersey Governor Murphy signed an executive order extending the Public Health Emergency until June 5, local residents are now allowed to walk along the shore.
Manhattan, New York City
Mannequins are seen wearing masks in a storefront of the Meatpacking district on Saturday. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo issued executive orders for all New Yorkers to wear face coverings in public.
Washington, D.C.
Runners exercise and social distance on the steps of the National Gallery of Art’s West Building on May 1. In the nation’s capital, the state of emergency and stay at home orders are extended until May 15.
Rockville, Maryland
Three pedestrians wearing face masks stand on a curb on Rockville Pike on a chilly day on April 17, during the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.