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Midtown »

The city is offering screenings without an appointment at any of its eight STD clinics. 

Midtown »

The treatment will prevent disease-carrying mosquitos from breeding in standing water, officials said. 

Midtown »

The warning follows an updated CDC warning after at least 14 cases of Zika were confirmed in Florida.

Midtown »

More than 40 pregnant women have tested positive in NYC, but this is the first baby born with Zika.

Midtown »

More than 2,000 pregnant women traveled from the city to Zika-affected countries, officials said. 

West Harlem »

Some Harlem residents have been visited on multiple occasions by raccoons.

Flushing »

The Health Department will drop the mosquito-killing larvicide in the outer boroughs starting Thursday.

St. Albans »

Clergy United for Community Empowerment is a close ally of disgraced state Sen. Shirley Huntley.

East Harlem »

Nine East Harlem organizations won $25,000 grants from community projects. 

Upper East Side »

Oriental Cafe/Sunny closed after a June 1 health department inspection uncovered unsanitary conditions.

South Beach »

The Health Department will treat non-residential areas to reduce the risk of West Nile or Zika viruses.

Midtown »

The new regulations were submitted nearly one year after an infant died in a SoHo day care center. 

Yorkville »

Zesty never applied for a permit to operate with the Department of Health, officials say.

Williamsburg »

There have been 75 cases since March, according to the city's health department. 

Williamsburg »

The rats have taken over sidewalks in Williamsburg, forcing people to walk in the road, residents said.