A pioneer of New York’s legal marijuana sales to medical patients has accused Gov. Kathy Hochul and state regulators of being “un-American” for allegedly thwarting his and other such businesses.

The ongoing staffing dispute between unionized nurses and Albany Medical Center is drawing attention from New York state lawmakers.

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On Tuesday, April 29, the New York State Assembly passed the inaptly named Medical Aid in Dying Act by a vote of 81-67, with some 20 Democrats breaking ranks to join Republicans in opposition. Though ...

"As spiritual advisors and community leaders, we are called to speak to the holistic well-being of those we serve. The city's ...

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Safe staffing at hospitals has become a contentious issue in New York, with lawmakers now calling for increased transparency ...

New Yorkers in the market for an x-ray, colonoscopy or surgery have a new way to look up how much a medical procedure will ...

Sandra Scott, MD, has been appointed CEO of New York City-based One Brooklyn Health after serving in the role on an interim basis since January 2024. Arthur Gianelli has also been named chief ...

WABC reporter NJ Burkett reports outside St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City with reaction following Pope Leo XIV's becoming the 1st American pope. New York is set to lower the minimum hiring ...

The New York State Legislature has approved a restructuring of the board governing Nassau University Medical Center, a public safety-net hospital based in East Meadow, N.Y., Newsday reported. On May 7 ...