More than 1,000 people were on the list for government-funded help as of mid-November, according to data shared exclusively with Crain's

A new video shows the moment Department of Homeless Services cops arrested a Queens man after he photographed them not wearing masks.

An artist added Joe Biden's name to the tiled wall of the 46th Street subway station, in a tribute to the nation's 46th president.

Under former Mayor Bill de Blasio, the city pledged to distribute 22,000 air conditioning units to elderly NYCHA residents.

The Mount Sinai penalty is the first time a New York City hospital has been held financially liable for violating new staffing ratios won by nurses after a three-day strike in January.

Mayor Eric Adams’ administration launched the hotline as he sought to involuntarily hospitalize people unable to meet their basic needs.

Mayor Eric Adams’ administration launched the hotline as he sought to involuntarily hospitalize people unable to meet their basic needs.

It is the first public look at how officers are being trained to implement Mayor Adams’ mental health directive.

Marginalized communities lose health care access as state moves to close facilities, cut costs

Under former Mayor Bill de Blasio, the city pledged to distribute 22,000 air conditioning units to elderly NYCHA residents.

The union alleges that Montefiore is directing some of its members to work involuntarily at hospitals where nurses are on strike.

A driver ran a stop sign and crashed into a cyclist riding along Queens Boulevard this week, then got off scot-free, the cyclist says.

Budget cuts and understaffing are delaying the city’s ability to handle an increase in tuberculosis patients.

Officials are prepping for a wave of COVID-19 cases that could overwhelm hospitals. At Elmhurst Hospital, the wave may have already arrived.

Hundreds of students and alumni of Archbishop Molloy High School are sharing stories of racism by their peers and teachers.

It would be the first time that doctors in New York City have gone on strike since 1990.

New York reckons with a homeless epidemic and a killing.

Rego Park residents say squirrels have been viciously attacking them, unprovoked, and they don't know where to turn for help.

The death comes after Montefiore consolidated several Bronx clinics, which employees said has strained capacity.

Budget cuts and understaffing are delaying the city’s ability to handle an increase in tuberculosis patients.

The union alleges that Montefiore is directing some of its members to work involuntarily at hospitals where nurses are on strike.

The 24-hour coronavirus vaccination site will serve Queens residents, food delivery workers and TLC licensees, the mayor said.

State officials will allow an emergency Covid rule requiring masks in health care facilities to lapse on Feb. 12.

Retired nurses who are too young to qualify for Medicare will have to pay more than $1,500 per month for insurance under the new rates.

As owner Mount Sinai seeks to close the Manhattan hospital, Beth Israel is transferring out seriously ill patients who need procedures it no longer provides, workers say.

The tiny owl rescued from the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree capped its strange journey Tuesday when it was released back into the wild.

Crowds of people drinking and dining on the sidewalks of Astoria are drawing ire for flouting social distancing rules and forgoing masks.

Five years ago, several shocking fatalities pushed the police department to expand its crash investigation squad. Apart from renaming the unit, little has changed.

Not-for-profit facilities find success in selling donated blood to hospitals

The issue dates back to at least 2010, according to City Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer.

A record number of people applied to serve on one of Queens' 14 community boards this year, according to the borough president's office.

Ex-Stonewall Democratic Club President Rod Townsend on Thursday became the second candidate to drop out of the race and endorse Cabán's bid.

Fire officials say at least three people were injured.

A Queens woman celebrated the big 1-0-0 with the socially-distanced birthday bash of a lifetime.

Officials cited the Delta variant as a reason to eliminate the option

Dr. Howard Zucker, who led the Health Department at the time, says it could not control how the governor’s office represented the numbers to the public

Muslims For Progress helped Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez win an upset victory. Now, it's backing another insurgent Congressional candidate.

These Livingston Award finalists highlight excellence in reporting and storytelling by journalists under the age of 35. Here is the best work of 2023 from young reporters.

Residents of the country's largest public housing complex say they weren't notified of the Bernie Sanders rally in their own backyard.