New York City health officials reported zero deaths related to the novel coronavirus for the first time since the start of the pandemic, almost exactly fourth months after the state’s first official death was recorded on March 11.

According to initial data reported by the city, no one died from the virus in New York City on July 11. Officials recorded no confirmed deaths the day before as well, but did have two probable deaths.

Each sign of progress in New York has come in the shadow of an ever-growing national spike that continues to plague the U.S. crisis. On Sunday, Florida reported more than 15,000 positive cases of the virus. It’s the highest single-day number for any state and cleared the record previously set in New York back in April.