The bulk of the mammoth $254 billion state budget deal was unveiled Wednesday with some last minute self-serving quietly slipped into the batter before Albany lawmakers were set to finally vote on it.

The proposed penalty is a 10% cut to a portion of the ... be cut in NY? How federal budget plans could affect New Yorkers Nationwide, at least 8.6 million Americans could lose health coverage ...

“There is a robust reporting requirement that requires doctors to report to the state Department of Health how many prescriptions have been written,” Carey said. “Death certificates are used ...

Kathy Hochul signed the fiscal year 2026 state budget into law Friday ... But also this cell phone ban is so important for your health. The health of all the students that are coming behind ...

Thirty-six of the 144 hospitals graded across the state received an A for patient ... Hospitals within major city health systems earned high patient safety grades. NYU Langone’s main campus ...

The state Department of Health last July granted the hospital approval to close on the condition that it meet certain commitments to ensure the patients would still have access to care.

Kathy Hochul may still have quite a ways to go to break the record for latest budget in state history, but if the trend continues ... bans cell phones in schools and reforms our mental health laws.” ...

Members of New York’s largest health care workers union just voted ... Mulgrew scored a big victory when he persuaded the state Legislature and Gov. Kathy Hochul to approve a class-size ...

Kathy Hochul and de Blasio announced that nearly all women and trans individuals incarcerated at Rikers Island would be transferred to state custody ... proof that DOC remains unwilling to protect the ...

A New York budget item negotiated by Albany Democrats sets aside $10 million to cover “reasonable" private legal expenses that state employees incur in defense of actions brought by President ...

Hans Pennink for the NY Post State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli ripped Hochul and the legislature for ignoring potential looming crises while planning to spend more, including a nearly $7 billion ...