Nonprofit hospitals paid out millions of dollars in bonuses and other benefits to the top executives and doctors. The database below contains information on 112 of the people paid at least $1 million at 42 hospitals and health systems as filed...
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Nonprofit hospitals paid out millions of dollars in bonuses and other benefits to the top executives and doctors. The database below contains information on 112 of the people paid at least $1 million at 42 hospitals and health systems as filed...
New York nonprofit hospitals paid out hundreds of millions of dollars in salaries, other compensation and benefits in 2014. The database below contains information on 629 of the highest paid people at 42 hospitals and health systems as filed in...
The number of opioid-related deaths rose 47 percent in New York between 2010 and 2014, fueled by a surge in heroin abuse, state records show. The growth in heroin deaths in New York is part of a national trend, but new statistics from the state...
The New York Department of Education requires school districts to report the salaries and titles of their top administrators based on a threshold it sets each year -- but doesn't release the names. Districts had to report administrators who...
School districts in New York are required to submit about their proposed spending and their proposed tax levy for the upcoming year. The data below shows the figures submitted by each district on April 25, 2016.
...The number of New Yorkers making $200,000 or more increased by roughly 74,000 between 2008 and 2013. A total of 394,957 taxpayers earned more than $200,000 in 2013, the most recent year for which data is available from the state Department of...
This map shows the location of stores in the city which have been issued permits to sell food, alcohol, tobacco products, or lottery tickets, along with other locations identified as "food stores" by the City of Rochester.
...In a CSA (community-supported agriculture) program, consumers become shareholders in the farm by making investments at the beginning of the growing season. In return, the farm supplies the consumer with fresh produce on a weekly basis...
The number of texting-while-driving tickets rose by 11 percent in 2015, while tickets for cell phonse use dropped more than 20 percent, according to state Department of Motor Vehicles records analyzed by Gannett’s Albany Bureau. The texting law...
The Democrat and Chronicle analyzed deficiencies in the minimum health standards at 34 nursing homes in Monroe County from 2012 to 2015, based on data from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. That data is found at Nursing Home...
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