Volunteers formed a human assembly line in the basement of a Williamsburg church on a recent morning, donning N95 and surgical face masks and sanitized latex gloves as they filled
As bars and restaurants closed, people crowded into grocery stores and daily news about New York City’s coronavirus outbreak became increasingly dire, Karen Tadross began making a plan. She and other
Restaurants and bars are restricted to takeout and delivery; some have closed completely. Most sidewalk shops are shuttered and gyms are closed off. Movie theaters send solemn marquee goodbye notes
UPDATE: As of March 22, this testing site is no longer operating, according to NYC Health and Hospitals. H+H is no longer testing by appointment and is instead using its
Brooklyn Hospital Center unveiled a new telemedicine command center inside their Fort Greene facility on Thursday that health care professionals and the borough president hope will help reduce the number
In an eighth floor office in Downtown Brooklyn, Amanda Grogan explained one of the perils of the fashion industry to a room full of people and a panel of judges:
A meeting of local clergy leaders at Borough Hall on Thursday morning celebrated Black History Month by paying respect to black trailblazers and stressing the urgency of census participation and
BOROUGHWIDE — With their own personalized LEGO robots at hand, kids from across the borough met at Brooklyn Public Library’s central branch on Saturday to participate in the final competition
Rats are smart, not lazy, are perpetually gnawing and communicate with their excrement. These are some of the rodent facts taught at citywide rat academies that have the goal of