Here's how many inpatient and ICU hospital beds are currently filled in Manhattan and across NYC.
On Thursday, February 4 at 6:30pm, Assembling Member Richard Gottfried will host a a virtual Q&A on the COVID-19 vaccine.
See how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting hospital capacity in Manhattan and across New York.
New federal government data shows which hospitals are nearing capacity in the Midtown-Hell's Kitchen area.
The state's vaccination hub opened Wednesday at the Hell's Kitchen convention center, months after it served as an emergency hospital.
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New data provided by the federal government shows which hospitals are nearing capacity in New York City.
As 2020 ends, a look back on the past year shows the impact of COVID-19 in Midtown and Hell's Kitchen: 140 deaths, and over 3,500 cases.
The temporary school testing site that opened in Hell's Kitchen last week was extended into this week amid high demand during the holidays.
Hell's Kitchen and Central Midtown lacked any city-run testing sites until this week, and a new temporary site may not last long.
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Appointment mandatory, no walk-ins accepted due to COVID-19 restrictions.
New data shows an increase in some Hell's Kitchen ZIP codes' COVID-19 positivity rates, but not like the spikes seen further uptown.
Manhattan State Sen. Brad Hoylman, who is a patient in Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine trials, praised new data suggesting it is highly effective.
The percentage of coronavirus tests coming back positive has risen in all three Hell's Kitchen ZIP codes, according to new city data.
A clinic billing itself as the state's first COVID-19 rehabilitation facility opened in Midtown Thursday, treating so-called "long-haulers."
Mayor Bill de Blasio pledged Thursday to crack down on maskless cops — but one politician says he wants proof it isn't just for show.
Midtown State Sen. Brad Hoylman said his office is getting growing numbers of complaints about NYPD officers not wearing face masks.
New data shows Hell's Kitchen and Central Midtown residents tested positive for COVID-19 antibodies at higher rates than on the East Side.
The rollout of four new sites will push daily testing over 50,000 in New York City.
Together they lost at least 134 members of their mostly Hispanic congregations to the coronavirus.
Jessenia Serrano was one of NYU Langone's first coronavirus patients and was on a ventilator for a month before being discharged.
Heidi Hertel's New York City-based glasses company is providing frames that offer extra protection to doctors serving coronavirus patients.
City officials released new data Monday that breaks down the number of fatal coronavirus cases by zip code for the first time.
A Catholic church in Queens and a Lutheran one in Midtown have lost more than 100 members between them.
The city will distribute face masks at the Hell's Kitchen park on Tuesday to help combat the spread of coronavirus.
The 2,500-bed federal facility at the Javits Center was set to close after treating just under 1,100 patients.
The federal medical center at the Javits Center has treated just under 1,100 patients since opening in March.
The 1,000-bed hospital ship is getting ready to leave New York City harbor after about a month. An exact departure has not been set.
The three men died after being released from city hospitals to quarantine at the Times Square Hilton Garden Inn before returning home.
The Javits Center and Comfort are treating 255 and 64 patients respectively despite a combined 3,000-bed capacity.
The crew member's positive test was revealed the day military officials said the facility would accept coronavirus patients.
Trauma patients who test positive for coronavirus are being treated in an isolated section of the hospital ship, military officials said.
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The 1,000 bed hospital ship will now screen patients at its Manhattan pier following reports that it was treating just 20 people.
The 2,500-bed hospital facility created at Midtown Manhattan's Javits Center will treat patients ill with coronavirus.
Two new COVID-19 heat maps show confirmed cases, by range and percentage, in New York City zip codes.
Converting hotels into hospitals will allow hospitals to expand ICU capacities, city hospital officials said.
The chair of the City Council's health committee said plans to use the facilities for only non-coronavirus patients are "unsustainable."
New York City hotels will be rented out and turned into makeshift hospitals as the city fights the outbreak of coronavirus.