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Northwell Health has cleared the final regulatory hurdle to merge with cash-strapped health system Nuvance, stretching its vast hospital network into Connecticut and the Hudson Valley. Connecticut’s top health regulator reached a settlement agreement with Northwell and Nuvance that allows the integration to move forward, state officials said Tuesday. The approval, which allows four Connecticut […]

Mayor Eric Adams’ administration is taking steps to limit the growth of last-mile delivery warehouses in the city, a move that faces opposition from the real estate industry but support from neighborhood groups who say the huge facilities have worsened traffic and pollution. The Adams administration filed plans this month to require a special permit

Leases International fitness chain inks space in Chelsea, first in Manhattan Address: 158 West 27th St., ManhattanLandlord: AFIAA Tenant: Powerhouse Gym Lease size: 18,887Asset type: Retail Multinational law firm relocates Manhattan headquarters to Rockefeller Center Address: 1270 Sixth Ave., Manhattan Landlord: Tishman SpeyerTenant: Ogletree DeakinsLease size: 18,000 square feetAsset type: Office Brokers: JLL’s Michael Berg, Sofia Bruno, Elizabeth Cooper

Home health nurses who work at a Flushing long-term care provider are planning to go on strike next week after months of failed contract negotiations that they say led their employer to unlawfully terminate their health coverage. Centerlight, which provides home-based services to older New Yorkers and people with chronic illnesses, did not renew health

State transit officials and the Trump administration have agreed to a legal timeline that will keep congestion pricing live at least into October, according to a new court document. The filing is part of a lawsuit filed by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in federal court that seeks to block the Trump administration from forcing an

U.S. stocks rallied in premarket trading after a three-day selloff that wiped out more than $5 trillion of value in U.S. equities.  S&P 500 futures gained 2.7% as of 8:10 a.m. Tuesday in New York, while contracts on the Nasdaq 100 advanced 2.6%. Both underlying gauges swung wildly early Monday before ending the day relatively

When a patient is on their deathbed and their next of kin are notified, doctors often make another, more discreet call to LiveOn New York, a nonprofit with exclusive rights to retrieve organs for donation in the New York City region. For years the Long Island City-based group was consistently cited among the lowest-performing organ

Health interests aggressively vied for the state’s attention over several high-profile issues and spent tens of millions of dollars on lobbyists to get it. Companies and wealthy individuals spent a record $377 million to directly influence state government in 2024, just shy of a 5% increase over the year before, according to records kept by

VAPE LAWSUIT: The city filed a federal lawsuit against nine major vape distributors for selling illegal e-cigarette flavors such as pink lemonade, watermelon, banana and lychee in city retail locations and online, Mayor Eric Adams said Monday. The lawsuit, filed in the Southern District of New York, seeks to block distributors from selling illegal flavored

A Long Island City company purchased $30 billion worth of medical debt, a sizable chunk of the national total, in order to erase it. Undue Medical Debt, a nonprofit dedicated to buying and forgiving medical debt, spent just $36 million to acquire the debt, according to spokesman Daniel Lempert. The company announced the deal with