Gov. Kathy Hochul tweeted that New York City saw "significant coastal flooding" and that those who are at risk should call 311.
Don’t bring a virus home for the holidays. Here’s what you need to know about coronavirus, influenza and RSV levels in the city.
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"Involuntary removals" of New Yorkers with perceived mental illness are discriminatory and must be stopped, advocates urged a judge.
“One need not wait on CDC action in order to put a mask on,” the CDC's director said.
"A dramatic jump compared to previous years," Gov. Kathy Hochul said Wednesday about flu cases across the state.
After New Yorkers sat down for Thanksgiving, the number of new COVID-19 cases rose sharply every day since, data shows.
Mayor Eric Adams unveiled a plan Tuesday to speed up hospital trips for people who appear to have untreated severe mental illness.
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A side of COVID-19, flu or RSV could come with your Thanksgiving dinner if you're not careful, health officials warned.
Seven trailers to be used in the iconic parade were engulfed by flames early Monday in Hudson County, New Jersey.
Stores openly selling marijuana can now be found throughout New York City, operated by people who shrugged at licensing requirements.
Influenza cases are also increasing, according to new data, which raises the specter of a "tridemic" as the coronavirus still spreads.
The inspection report also found other violations including old food residue on surfaces like a matcha stirrer and a cappuccino nozzle.
Just five New York City hospitals earned an "A" grade for safety in the Leapfrog Group's fall safety ratings.
In a statement posted on Facebook, Police Chief Robert Geisler said Captain Paul Jamolawicz died suddenly while on duty Friday night.
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If you do have Type 2 diabetes, it can be reversed and possibly prevented through early detection and simple lifestyle modifications.
Several listeria cases have been linked to Brighton Beach and Staten Island delis, but CDC officials believe it's not the only source.
More than 2,000 New Yorkers are testing positive for COVID-19 a day, a level not seen since August, data shows.
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Health officials warn this year's flu season is already breaking a decade-long record for hospitalizations.
City health officials are investigating a potential outbreak of campylobacter, a bacterial infection that causes flu-like stomach symptoms.
The Second City is yet again number one when it comes to rats, according to Orkin’s 2022 “Rattiest Cities” list.
A severe flu season this fall and winter could overlap with the COVID pandemic, experts say.
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Starting April 1, 2023, the set-out time for putting black trash and recycling bags on the curb will move to 8 p.m., officials said.
"Right next to the alcohol that's served, there's going to be Narcan," Mayor Eric Adams said as he signed a new anti-overdose law.
Wastewater samples from Brooklyn and Queens have been linked to a strain of polio that paralyzed a suburban New York teen, officials said.
Awareness is key to healthier outcomes.
More New Yorkers visited the emergency room due to heat-related illnesses this past summer than in each of the previous three summers.
Sources say weeks went by without action, even as tenants filed dozens of complaints of foul, cloudy water on the eve of a council hearing.
But the ending city's public sector mandate "is not on the radar," Mayor Eric Adams said Tuesday
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Twenty New Yorkers say the FDA-banned heartburn medication Zantac gave them cancer, court records show.
The city then said those test results were not accurate, and the testing company is to blame.
"On polio, we simply cannot roll the dice," said state health Commissioner Mary Bassett as the virus was detected in several more counties.
"We are leaning on primary care providers, we are leaning on our hospital systems and chain pharmacies as well," the city's top doctor said.
"'You do you' isn’t good public health policy in a continuing pandemic," tweeted one prominent City Council member.