Health Department

Kenny's Bakery, an Inwood institution, was closed all weekend after failing a health department inspection on Friday.

A massive collection of dust was reportedly cleaned off of the symbolic McSorley's wishbones.

Borough President Scott Stringer said a reduction in pest-control workers has led to more rats in Manhattan.

New rules forbid city Health Department from wearing strong fragrances and eating fried foods.

The longtime neighborhood institutions were shuttered by the Health Department last week.

The city closed Pace's cafeteria and issued 79 violation points last week.

Just one rabid raccoon has been discovered in Manhattan since September.

The Upper Manhattan neighborhood has more restaurant health violations than any other in Manhattan.

Murray Weiss examines a new city health initiative about syringes.

SouthWest NY in the World Financial Center received 70 violation points, more than any other in the neighborhood.

An underground grilled cheese sandwich chef will start a new, legitimate job as the manager of a Midtown restaurant next week.

Health Dept. officials argued over an ad claiming one can of soda a day leads to 10 pounds of fat a year.

A Barnes & Noble cafe received an "A" grade under the city's new restaurant rating system, despite evidence of mice.

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Residents say the problem has grown worse in the past several months.