The Prospect Place testing site is one of several that opened in New York City where results only take 24 hours, officials announced.
Six blocks of Schenectady Avenue will become foot- and bicycle-only as the city expands its Open Streets program.
State Assembly Member Diana Richardson's office is offering food giveaways across her Central Brooklyn district this week.
Prospect Lefferts Gardens and Flatbush zip codes had 144 new hospitalizations last week, topping most of the city, according to officials.
The two Brooklynites joined Gov. Andrew Cuomo on a campaign encouraging people to get coronavirus tests and wear face coverings.
Find out how to sign up for food giveaways at the Museum starting June 1.
State Sen. Zellnor Myrie's office is taking requests from constituents and local organizations for PPE.
About 34 percent of people tested in the 11213 zip code had COVID-19 antibodies — the sixth-highest level in the city, Cuomo said.
More affluent zip codes covering Crown Heights showed fewer COVID-19 deaths and lower death rates than poorer areas, according to new data.
"I’m sure it happened in the last pandemic," said John Quadrozzi Jr., who runs the stables, with a laugh.
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams used a megaphone to spread a safety message amid reports of harsh NYPD social distancing enforcement.
When Mayor Bill de Blasio said he might entry into parks to prevent overcrowding, some asked if that meant his Prospect Park trips.
See the three spots in Brooklyn where a city "Open Streets" plan gives pedestrians and bicyclists free rein to roam.
See a list of reported coronavirus deaths at Brooklyn nursing homes, topped by Phoenix Rehabilitation & Nursing Center.
"Death care" workers and city officials virtually meet after the discovery of at least 50 bodies found stacked at Brooklyn funeral home.
The state's health commissioner suspended the license of a Brooklyn funeral home where police found 50 rotting bodies stored in trucks.
Thirty-six SUNY Downstate College of Medicine students will receive their diplomas early in a virtual commencement on Friday.
"Absolutely unacceptable," said Mayor Bill de Blasio after police found decomposing bodies stored outside a Brooklyn funeral home.
"We are outraged," wrote state Sen. Zellnor Myrie over reports of PPE shortfalls and testing woes at University Hospital of Brooklyn.
Three Central Brooklyn hospital leaders updated their communities on coronavirus cases in a call hosted by state lawmakers.
Don't leave nursing homes "stranded" as deaths from virus increase, said BP Eric Adams, who delivered PPE to a Crown Heights facility.
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced free coronavirus testing as part of a larger plan to address the outbreak in public housing.
Updated New York City coronavirus death counts added nearly 700 Brooklynites who likely died from the virus without being tested.
“We don’t have the luxury of time in responding to this,” said Public Advocate calling for probe into nursing home conditions and deaths.
The state-opened facilities in Flatbush and Brownsville aim to serve mostly-minority communities vulnerable to the outbreak.
A Brooklyn Supreme Court Civil judge died from coronavirus two weeks after he brushed off social distancing concerns, report says.
Get your youngster started on a downward dog while you wait for a downward coronavirus curve.
Large gatherings in Crown Heights and Boro Park garner national headlines, but inside Hasidic communities coronavirus warnings abound.
The Brooklyn park may be too crowded for Gov. Andrew Cuomo's liking, but 311 logged only eight complaints about social distancing.
A poor Crown Heights zip code has one of the city's biggest coronavirus densities while more-affluent Prospect Heights is exactly average.
An apparent mobile morgue set up outside a Brooklyn hospital is filled with bodies as city's coronavirus deaths top 1,000, video shows.
"You must leave this location" signs tell homeless people in Brooklyn and Manhattan in spite of warnings that relocations spread the virus.
The stoppage came as a relief to tenants at a Crown Heights apartment building, who dealt with weeks of loud work and crowded spaces.
"Please help us keep you safe," blasted NYPD loudspeakers encouraging New York City park goers to keep 6 feet apart.
All Creatures Veterinary Hospital asks for doggo drop offs and other hand offs to happen on the sidewalk to help "flatten the curve."
Hasidic leaders in Crown Heights shut down shuls and other religious places as COVID-19 spreads across Brooklyn, according to reports.
Think you have coronavirus? Starting Wednesday you can visit a tent at the Fort Greene hospital and see if your symptoms fit the bill.
Librarians curated a list of books on all things contagion to help tamp down fear and inform Brooklynites as COVID-19 spreads.
Longer seasons mean more bugs spreading disease, according to health professionals in Brooklyn Public Library talk on Feb. 12.
Two lawsuits filed by former doctors at Brooklyn’s SUNY Downstate Medical Center claim they lost jobs over expressing concerns.