New York voters will decide whether to give Gov. Kathy Hochul another four years in office and help determine which party controls the U.S. House.

The Midtown-based humanitarian aid organization reduced expenses by 17% in 2025, Crain’s latest list of largest nonprofits shows.

Big win: Osborn led Northwell through a defining leadership moment: a merger with NuVance Health, which expanded Northwell’s reach into the Hudson Valley and Connecticut to serve more than 13 million ...

The collapse of Weil Gotshal last week marked a stunning downfall of a 95-year-old firm that was once a powerhouse for corporate litigation and Wall Street deals.

New York state’s Medicaid spending is projected to rise to nearly $134 billion in the current fiscal year, about $45 billion more than the state spent five years ago, driven by an aging population, ...

Anthropic’s approach to its planned initial public offering threatens to disempower shareholders and prevent ordinary people from reining in a potentially dangerous form of technology, according to ...

An independent evaluation credits the city with helping launch 231 worker-owned businesses, but finds a sharp decline in new co-ops and gaps in how success is measured.

Gov. Kathy Hochul's administration has shown a willingness to explore reforming the state's Scaffold Law, a lightning rod issue that has been discussed for years.

Gov. Kathy Hochul's administration has shown a willingness to explore reforming the state's Scaffold Law, a lightning rod issue that has been discussed for years.

Veekay Tejpaul was the seller the Austin Street site that has been a school since the mid-1980s.

Nurse practitioner Sarah Dowd’s reinstatement comes after city and state lawmakers sent letters and met with Kings County leadership to push for better nurse-to-patient ratios.