Coronavirus infection rates in Sunset Park and Borough Park are 2.5% after officials ramped up testing and tracing in the neighborhoods.
Only 13.2 percent of people tested for antibodies in the 11215 ZIP code showed signs they were previously infected with the new coronavirus.
The city is increasing testing in Borough Park after a "warning signal" of 16 cases, many of which were connected to a large wedding.
Ramped-up testing in Sunset Park revealed specific households with COVID-19 issues, but not a "cluster" in the neighborhood, de Blasio said.
The city will ramp up testing and services in Sunset Park after 228 cases of the coronavirus were found there, officials said.
"I will follow up on that personally," said Mayor Bill de Blasio to resident worried ambulances' path to Methodist Hospital is stymied.
A community testing site on Fort Hamilton Parkway near Green-Wood Cemetery is one of 16 the city plans to open starting June 1.
The field hospital at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal was built on a $21 million no-bid contract, according to a recent report.
Social distancing 311 complaints from Park Slope near the 400 mark as its councilman gains notice for his proposal to encourage the rule.
Two zip codes covering Park Slope had a combined 109 coronavirus deaths — in the far bottom rung of neighborhoods in Brooklyn and citywide.
There's more — the police precinct covering Park Slope also covers Prospect Park.
Volunteers passed out 250 bags of fresh fruit to hardworking staff at Cobble Hill Health Center, where 50 patients died during outbreak.
Cobble Hill Health Center — which had 55 residents die of coronavirus — desperately tried to get patients onto USNS Comfort, a report says.
The borough has the most coronavirus deaths — 4,148 — and the second-most confirmed cases in the city.
Width is more important than slope when keeping safe during coronavirus outbreak, a new online tool argues.
A $5 million program will buy NYCHA seniors tablets and internet service to help them stay connected with their loved ones, the mayor said.
Cobble Hill Health Center reported 55 residents died from COVID-19 complications in a newly-released state list of nursing home deaths.
City should set up testing for New Yorkers who can't access mostly drive-through test sites, wrote Brooklyn's Community Board 6 members.
Two zip codes covering Park Slope rank in bottom half of confirmed coronavirus cases citywide while outbreak consumes much of Brooklyn.
"We only have words now,” said the wife of a Park Slope hospital nurse whose daily exposure to coronavirus keeps him from his family.
"Homeless can't stay home," say advocates and elected officials calling on city and state to open up unused hotel rooms during pandemic.
The city's non-emergency line logged nearly 4,300 social distancing complaints since the pandemic prompted the public health measure.
The neighborhood's 771 positive coronavirus tests were the third-most of any New York City zip code.
Patch breaks down the information you need to understand what's happened, what it means and what to expect.
Shoppers still line up around the block, just 6 feet apart, as they wait to go into store no more than 35 at a time.
Brooklyn volunteers are making sure Holocaust survivors do not go hungry.
"The more people that see it the better,” said the organizer of an online signup sheet where people offer help to the vulnerable.
"Flatten the curve, go home," shouted one man, whose serenade to passersby drew a negative response online.
"It's like the opposite of social distancing," said a longtime member who claimed staff were dismissive of COVID-19 concerns.
Your "crunchy" bulk items are tinged with socialism, says New York Post to Park Slope.
"It literally just unfolded," said Jukebox owner Carrie Schechter. She opened her Park Slope boxing gym last year.
Author and OBGYN Dr. Michele Aristizabal offers an enlightening article about natural childbirth.
The Prospect Park YMCA opened back up Tuesday morning after a week closed because of chemicals found in its drinking water.
Brooklyn Methodist Hospital scored low in it safety and staffing practices, even earning the lowest grade in the country in one category.
Patients are still using water bottles and body wipes after legionella bacteria was found in the hospital's water in December.
The hospital put in water restrictions after the bacteria was found in a routine safety inspection.
NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital's new Center for Community Health plans to open its doors in 2020.
Blue-green algae blooms, which are toxic to humans and pets, were found inside Prospect Park Lake for the fifth year in a row.
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital partnered with the FDNY to roll out trucks with equipment and medication to treat stroke victims.
In addition to general pediatricians, the office will offer other subspecialists such as pulmonology and oncology in the new offices.