Julianne Welby

It’s called Truvada, and taking it every day can drastically reduce the chance that unprotected sex will result in an HIV infection. Like most drugs, there are medical side effects. B...

So far, the state has just 10,000 sign-ups for employer-based health plans.

These are some of the findings in the latest report about who's enrolled in the state exchange and how it's working.

Health Republic is a start-up that enlisted 70,000 New Yorkers under Obamacare.

A new report says VA hospitals in the New York City area have better-than-average wait times, but some need "further review."

Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr. called Katz a friend and mentor to young people in the Bronx.

The Brooklyn hospital's emergency room will remain open, but everyone else is gone. The twists and turns of the institution's long history encapsulate modern healthcare’s greatest challenges.

On Saturday, part of Elizabeth Street will be renamed for the Army Private who committed suicide after being bullied by his superiors in Afghanistan in 2011. Next month, an opera abou...

A judge quashes Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's effort to examine Airbnb's business records in New York.

A public hearing on a rezoning plan could influence the future of development on the Jersey side of the Hudson.

A prayer vigil in Elmhurst, Queens took place more than a week after a fatal avalanche.

New Yorkers are nostalgic for what was once the “Tent of Tomorrow” in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, but there’s no consensus about its future.

At 4:20 p.m., activists pushing to legalize the recreational use of marijuana lit joints and ate pot brownies as police watched from the steps of the New Jersey State House.

You might get away with skipping church, if you go to the movies instead.

This week, “Heaven is for Real,” starring Greg Kinnear, hits theaters. It's the fourth biblical or faith-based film to go into wide release this year, and it won’t be the last.

In total, we’ll see about ...

Gov. Cuomo announced funding for affordable housing but WNYC has learned it largely comes from dwindling sources.

An environmental group says FEMA's flood maps underestimated the extent of the storm's impact, affecting more than 300,000 New Yorkers.

An annual memorial on wheels marks city locations where fellow cyclists have been killed in traffic.

A long-awaited federal funds will replace broken-down, temporary boilers and reimburse the city for the cost of maintaining them.

The mayor said "They are all our children, they all deserve a solution" during a speech at Riverside Church in Harlem on Sunday.

In a break with tradition, Mayor de Blasio signed his first bill into law miles away from City Hall.