Caroline Lewis

City officials and anti-hunger organizations are looking to shore up funding for SNAP ahead of a new, GOP-led Congress.

Dr. Thomas J. Byrne was the focus of a Gothamist investigation into how physicians are able to keep practicing despite facing discipline and accusations of medical malpractice. Byrne was stripped of his NY medical license in 1991 only to have it reinstated decades later.

About 14% of New York City adults and 18% of families with children visited a food pantry last year, according to the report.

The reproductive health care provider says it is strategizing to shore up funding.

The president-elect has promised vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy a leading role in health care matters.

The ballot measure would enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution.

Negotiations over a new contract with the Northwell Health system involve about 1,500 nurses.

New state insurance subsidies approved by the Biden administration will help thousands of New Yorkers save money.

The decision calls into question the legality of the closures and the city’s enforcement efforts.

A City Hall spokesperson said the drugs could drastically increase health care premiums if they stay on the list of covered medications.