Here's how the coronavirus epidemic is affecting hospitals and their ICUs in and near Harlem.
Official death tolls at Harlem nursing homes have jumped now that the state is reporting deaths that occurred at hospitals.
The federal government has been tracking coronavirus cases and deaths in nursing homes, including in Harlem.
Here is the latest federal data on hospital capacity, including ICUs, in Manhattan.
See how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting hospital capacity in Manhattan and across New York.
A demonstration in front of the Adam Clayton Powell Jr. state office building lasted about an hour Saturday.
New data from the federal government shows which hospitals are closest to capacity in the Harlem area.
The two coronavirus vaccine sites opened in Harlem in recent days, including at the Abyssinian Baptist Church. Both have already closed.
After losing more than 30 residents to COVID-19 last year, a Harlem nursing home rejoiced Friday as its first vaccinations were given out.
New data provided by the federal government shows which hospitals are closest to capacity in the Harlem area.
A new COVID-19 testing van opened Monday in Harlem as the city encourages residents to keep getting tested as the vaccine rolls out.
The vaccination site at a school on 114th Street will open next week, joining another site at La Marqueta in East Harlem.
The site at East Harlem's La Marqueta will be among five sites vaccinating 100,000 people each week, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday.
The new site will be open through Thursday at the NYCHA Lehman Village Houses, letting residents test themselves for COVID-19.
As 2020 ends, a look back on the past year shows the impact of COVID-19 in Harlem, which emerged as one of Manhattan's hardest-hit areas.
ZIP code 10030, Central Harlem, reported a 5.4 percent positive rate from Nov. 29 to Dec. 5, making it the third highest in Manhattan.
The COVID-19 positivity rate is approaching 5 percent in one Harlem ZIP code as the virus continues to surge across New York City.
An East Harlem school building opened for walk-in testing this week, and other city-run testing sites remain open throughout Harlem.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced a new "yellow zone" Monday covering the Hamilton Heights area, further restricting dining and gatherings.
Positivity rates hit 3 percent in one Harlem ZIP code, as the neighborhood's coronavirus rates remain among the highest in Manhattan.
The COVID-19 positivity rates in some Harlem ZIP codes are among the highest in Manhattan, according to city data released Monday.
Most Harlem ZIP codes have seen an uptick in the percentage of COVID-19 cases coming back positive over the past four weeks, data shows.
The Riverside Park Conservancy said it will build new playground equipment, offer free programming and improve local infrastructure.
The city added a new rapid coronavirus test site in Central Harlem this week, providing free tests with results within 24 hours.
Mobile COVID-19 testing sites will be stationed through Friday outside two different churches in Harlem. Here's how to get tested.
New data shows just under 27 percent of Harlem residents who were tested for antibodies had previously been infected with COVID-19.
Free antibody tests will be offered through Friday, July 24 at community sites and city-run health centers.
City officials released new data Monday that breaks down the number of fatal coronavirus cases by zip code for the first time.
Twenty-two residents of Harlem's Ulysses S. Grant Houses have died of coronavirus, according to city data.
Days after a three-week hospital stay for coronavirus a Harlem resident was forced to have his arm amputated for a blood clot.
The East Harlem site is one of twelve new testing sites to be opened as New York City attempts to ramp up capacity.
Three Harlem churches will be converted into temporary coronavirus testing sites this upcoming month.
At least 20 corpses were removed from the Harlem Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, but the state lists only five deaths at the home.
Members of the Community Education Council for District 5 are raising funds for the council member's family.
Dr. Oxiris Barbot and City Councilman Mark Levine will take questions in both Spanish and English about the new coronavirus.
A report released by City Comptroller Scott Stringer found that many people living in East Harlem may be more vulnerable to the virus.
Development firms are partnering with East Harlem nonprofits and restaurants to supply 360 meals per day to Metropolitan Hospital.
East Harlem's 10029 zip code has the highest number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Manhattan.
Harlem's Mount Neboh Baptist Church congregation has been hit hard by the outbreak of coronavirus in New York City.
Harlem Hospital nurses are given seven days off if they report coronavirus symptoms, but may return to work if they're still feeling sick.