A key fund that pays for New York City employees’ health benefits has run dry, opening up a $600 million hole in the city ...

Funding shortfall stems from aborted switch to Medicare Advantage for retired workers — with $1,500 in annual premium charges now on the table in union-management discussions.

The New York City mayor's race is heating up. On Sunday, opponents to incumbent Mayor Eric Adams criticized his plan to open ...

On both sides of the East River, well-heeled New Yorkers have for a few years been shelling out for the tranquility promised ...

A federal order to slash pandemic funding six months early apparently took New York health officials by surprise; they said ...

Floodlighting keeps people out: If your overshare is met with an elongated pause or your date seems genuinely weirded out by ...

The Department of Health and Human Services abruptly terminated grants for infectious disease prevention and surveillance ...

The state pays for 36% of cities’ core health services costs – except in New York City, where it only pays for 20%.

The city last week opened a 93-unit affordable housing development at 171 Throop Ave., the latest such endeavor on property ...

Walks (and Hikes) That Get Tails Wagging For some travelers, pet care is becoming just as important as a pool or a spa in choosing ... The Plaza Hotel in New York City offers a white Plaza dog ...

A luxury building in New York is selling what appears to be the city's most expensive wine cellar ... Pilates center, and spa with hot and cold plunge pools — has revealed pricing for some ...

Edmond Szekely, a Romanian philosophy professor with an expiring US visa, and his new wife ... topics such as gut health, life coaching, and dance. Between activities and spa services, it ...