Long-term trends

The data here show how COVID-19 has affected people in New York City since the city’s first confirmed case was diagnosed on February 29, 2020.

Cases, Hospitalizations and Deaths

These charts shows the daily number of confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths by date that each occurred. You can also see monthly hospitalization and death rates by ZIP Code.

Diagnostic Testing

These testing data show the number of people tested by diagnostic tests (molecular tests and antigen tests) each day since the start of the pandemic in NYC.

Totals

These visualizations show cumulative data on COVID-19 in New York City since the city’s first confirmed case was diagnosed on February 29, 2020.

Summary

Data by ZIP Code

The maps and charts below show counts and rates of cases and deaths by a person's ZIP code of residence.

The number of reported confirmed cases in a ZIP code may be affected by that area’s population size, access to health care and access to testing. For example, if an area has a low total case number but a high percent of positive cases could reflect more people with mild symptoms not getting tested.

Case, Hospitalization and Death Rates

These data show cumulative confirmed case, hospitalization and death rates by group.

• Notes on Data by Group