Summary

This table compares summary data for the last seven days to the last 28 days.

Totals and Average Weekly Rates Since Vaccinations Began

This table shows data by vaccination status since January 17, 2021, when the first New Yorkers were fully vaccinated. Vaccinated New Yorkers have much lower rates of cases, hospitalizations, and deaths.

Transmission Levels

These data show the total number of new cases per 100,000 people over the past seven days, with the table showing the most recent value. More information about the CDC's levels of community transmission.

Cases, Hospitalizations and Deaths

The data below show daily numbers of cases, hospitalizations and deaths over the past three months. Due to delays in reporting, which can take as long as a week, recent data are incomplete.

Weekly Rates by Subgroup

These data show the weekly rates by vaccination status, age and race and ethnicity. Rates can present a more accurate picture than absolute numbers when groups have different population sizes. For example, the rates below show unvaccinated people are far more likely to test positive for COVID and to be hospitalized and die from disease.

Latest Data by ZIP Code

These data show percent positivity and test rate over the last seven days of data, or hospitalization and death rates over the last 28 days of available data. To accommodate standard reporting delays, hospitalization and death data are published at a 14-day lag.

Select data: Percent positive (7 days) Test rate (7 days) Hospitalization rate (28 days) Death rate (28 days)