News

In an effort to get 140,000 people tested, free COVID-19 antibody testing starts next week in five neighborhoods including East New York

The NYPD is under the gun Wednesday as the Brooklyn district attorney opened a probe into allegations of excessive force in the arrest of people accused of not social distancing .

Brooklyn community organizer and education advocate Justin Cohen is preparing to run for the NY State Assembly

On the brink of survival, resilient companies reinvent themselves.

Student Harrison Sheckler released a virtual version of Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic, "You'll Never Walk Alone"

With pharmacies added as testing sites, the state hopes to increase its testing capacity to 40,000 people a day

BY William Petri , University of Virginia Editor's Note: As researchers try to find treatments and create a vaccine for COVID-19, doctors and others on the front lines continue to find perplexing symptoms.

Spiro Devices will now increase production of its automated resuscitator, giving hospitals another tool in their toolbox

Communities across Brooklyn are facing empty shelves. Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke decided to take matters into her own hands.

New York City's subway system went silent in the early morning hours of Wednesday, as part of a plan for the normally round-the-clock system to shut down for train cleaning.