Policy
The state was quietly busting through its self-imposed Medicaid spending cap – and that was before the pandemic struck.
The state Senate has passed the decade-old bill for the first time since its introduction
The state’s residents are dealing with heightened levels of anxiety, depression and substance abuse – with too few resources available to them.
Experts say outreach efforts have to accelerate alongside increases in supplies.
Internal whistleblowers say a branch of the state Department of Health was reluctant to penalize accused physicians.
New report details how the criminal justice system changed during the pandemic.
Each day New Yorkers line up outside of clinics and hospitals hoping to get an unclaimed dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, regardless of their eligibility.
Alternative transportation advocates say a New York City law intended to give communities a voice should be repealed.
A complete picture of nursing home deaths and other pandemic data is crucial, public health experts say.
The company is still expanding in New York, but some employees have complained about pandemic working conditions.
