Despite the highest rates in the borough in Inwood and Washington Heights, the city has opened zero vaccine sites above 136th Street.
New data provided by the federal government shows which hospitals are nearing capacity in the Washington Heights-Inwood area.
On Wednesday, CBS2’s Andrea Grymes found out why and what’s being done to help.
With COVID-19 rates continuing to surge in Upper Manhattan. Here's where you can get tested for the virus this week.
As 2020 ends, a look back on the past year shows the impact of COVID in Inwood and Washington Heights, one of the hardest-hit areas in NYC.
An area in Washington Heights has the highest coronavirus rate of any ZIP code in Manhattan, according to city data.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said Tuesday that the city's Test & Trace Corps staff will be canvassing in Washington Heights for the day.
Coronavirus rates in Inwood and Washington Heights remain near the highest in Manhattan, according to the latest data from the city.
You can get a walk-in coronavirus test Monday and Tuesday in Washington Heights, thanks to NYC Health + Hospitals.
The site is among several that will be open until 1 p.m. on Wednesday to help New Yorkers get a coronavirus test.
The 10040 ZIP code has one of the highest coronavirus rates in Manhattan. Yet, it's not included in the new yellow zone.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday said Washington Heights will become a yellow zone, further restricting dining and gatherings.
Upper Manhattan's 10040 and 10033 ZIP code have the two highest coronavirus positivity rates in the borough.
Five days after becoming the highest positivity rate in Manhattan, the 10040 ZIP code is now the second-highest in all five boroughs.
A ZIP code containing Inwood and Washington Heights has the highest positivity rate in Manhattan at 4.38 percent, according to new data.
Two of four Inwood and Washington Heights ZIP codes account for the 2nd and 4th highest rates in Manhattan, according to new city data.
The percentage of positive coronavirus tests have doubled in certain parts of Washington Heights, according to new data.
Project Renewal's ScanVan will provide free mammograms Monday in Washington Heights.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo named an Upper Manhattan ZIP code as one of 20 new coronavirus hotspots in New York.
The majority of food scrap drop-off sites have been closed in New York City since March, but a handful are returning on Saturday.
The school in Upper Manhattan is one of 56 in New York City with a positive coronavirus case among its staff.
Just over 33 percent of Upper Manhattan residents tested for antibodies had previously been infected with COVID-19, according to City data.
Washington Heights is home to one of two COVID Express testing sites in Manhattan.
Inwood and Washington Heights have lost 420 people to the coronavirus. The neighborhoods' death rate is one of the highest in the borough.
COVID-19 makes strokes and heart attacks more likely, but those having them fear going to the hospital. This mom did and it saved her life.
Madeline Arena is part of a team at NewYork-Presbyterian hospital helping ventilated coronavirus patients breathe on their own again.
Washington Heights will get a new testing site next week as part of a plan to open 12 new sites across the city by May 25.
Inwood and Washington Heights are among seven Manhattan neighborhoods that will get PPE, telemedicine webinars and other help from the city.
As many as 98 residents at the Isabella Geriatric Center may have died due to the coronavirus, according to a new investigation.
Dr. Lorna Breen was the medical director of the emergency department at NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital in Inwood.
The Amsterdam Avenue facility is the first bilingual non-drive-through site and will be able to test 50 New Yorkers a day.
A NewYork-Presbyterian study testing pregnant women for coronavirus found that 33 out of 210 had COVID-19, but only four had symptoms.
The percent of people testing positive for coronavirus grew in all Washington Heights and Inwood zip codes the last two weeks, data shows.
Allen Hospital has announced it is temporarily relocating its labor, delivery and nursery operations to Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital.
Council Member Ydanis Rodriguez says the city needs temporary housing for those who cannot self-quarantine at home if they get coronavirus.
A Washington Heights zip code had 308 confirmed coronavirus cases, more than any other zip code in the borough, new data shows.
Columbia University will offer early graduation to medical school students to help answer the call for more doctors, the school confirmed.
Rabbi Reuven Fink, who teaches at Yeshiva University in Washington Heights where a student was diagnosed this week, also has coronavirus.
The Yeshiva University student is the son of the Westchester attorney being treated for COVID-19 in New York City.
One of the sons of a Westchester man that was diagnosed with coronavirus goes to Yeshiva University, school officials confirmed.