In New Jersey, state officials say influenza activity is low in the south and moderate in the north.
People sickened with HIV or AIDS and seeking help from New York City to pay their rent could become ineligible for housing...
After the massacre at a pharmacy in Medford, robberies, and concerns of prescription drug abuse, hundreds gathered in Bethpage on...
PBA President Patrick Lynch said 56 police officers have died and 297 others have been diagnosed with cancer.
The White House was on the run Tuesday as the controversy over requiring Catholic institutions to provide birth control to their employees erupted on the campaign trail.
Catholic leaders upped the ante Monday, threatening to challenge the Obama administration over a provision of the new health care law that would require all employers, including religious institutions, to pay for birth control.
Perhaps you’ve seen them on the highways – silver alerts. It can be frightening when a person with Alzheimer’s Disease disappears. Some caregivers are tracking movements with GPS in a car. A Teaneck company has taken the next logical step.
In this edition of Tony’s Table, host Tony Tantillo and guest Chef Lala cook up some healthy and fresh snacks for Super Bowl Sunday.
Before you gather with friends and family to cheer on the home team there is time to get a work out in,
fitness expert Nikki Kimbrough is back with a great routine that will help you feel less guilty about indulging later.
“We want to apologize to the American public for recent decisions that cast doubt upon our commitment to our mission of saving women’s lives,” the group said in a statement.
The parents of a mentally disabled New Jersey girl say they’ve won a review of a children’s hospital’s decision to deny the girl a kidney transplant because of her mental disability.
A little girl from Ethiopia, born with a potentially fatal facial disfigurement, will leave Manhattan for her homeland soon.
An overweight man who unwittingly became an amputee in advertisements that New York City is posting to warn against diabetes says he’s worried the ads might hurt his acting career.
New Jersey’s new attorney general is reorganizing the enforcement arm of the state’s Division of Consumer Affairs to crack down on crimes involving prescription drugs.
