A plan to redevelop the Brooklyn Marine Terminal in Red Hook has passed after months of delay. Read more: http://specne.ws/y3wAXq 

Manhattan’s last remaining casino bid was rejected Monday, with an advisory committee voting against a proposal for Freedom Plaza, near the United Nations headquarters in Midtown East. Read more: http://specne.ws/axFb3g 

The upcoming game Subway Builder allows players to design their own transit system. The game's creator and developer, Colin Miller, joined NY1 to discuss the inspiration behind the game. Watch the interview here: http://specne.ws/vK5sjS

Rep. Yvette Clarke, who represents New York’s 9th congressional district, covering much of central Brooklyn, endorsed Zohran Mamdani in the race for mayor Saturday. Read more: http://specne.ws/68LhmT

Lawyers for Luigi Mangione are seeking the dismissal of federal charges against him for the alleged murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Read more: http://specne.ws/N9TGHD

Halloween Harvest at Luna Park, $1 dumplings in Queens and vintage buses in Brooklyn are just some things to do this weekend. Here's our guide: http://specne.ws/KPKaZA

In another show of support from New York’s top Democrats Friday, Zohran Mamdani visited the Amsterdam Public Houses on the Upper West Side with Andrea Stewart-Cousins, the State Senate majority leader, who grew up there. Read more: http://specne.ws/vR2b25

A Florida federal judge on Friday tossed out a 15 billion defamation lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump against The New York Times. Read more: http://specne.ws/Ak6Vsb 

A 16-year-old student was arrested Thursday after allegedly bringing a loaded handgun to Benjamin N. Cardozo High School in Queens. The student had threatened to "shoot the school up" on Instagram from inside the Bayside school, according to police. http://specne.ws/2o5Fcw 

The U.S. attorney whose office has been investigating mortgage fraud allegations against New York Attorney General Letitia James has been told to resign or be fired, a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press on Friday. Read more: http://specne.ws/KGrNY9 

Thousands of students, parents and staff marched across the Brooklyn Bridge Thursday to rally for charter schools, just weeks before the mayoral election. Read more: http://specne.ws/5GacY4 

A 1,200-foot tower nearly as tall as the Empire State Building could rise on the Upper West Side, where ABC’s old headquarters once stood. Read more: http://specne.ws/Vb1SET 

Acting Sanitation Commissioner Javier Lojan joined “Mornings On 1” Friday to discuss NYC’s trash revolution, including new rat-resistant bins and rebate checks for homeowners. Read more: http://specne.ws/mFwMVE 

What’s Steve Kornacki’s prediction for the mayor’s race? Click here to watch his full interview with @errollouis.bsky.social: www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5MI...

Grammy-winning R&B star Maxwell is bringing his soulful sound to Brooklyn’s Kings Theatre on Sept. 28, a hometown show he’s especially excited about. Read more: http://specne.ws/MQvryU 

A lawsuit has been filed challenging New York’s budget changes that eased education standards for religious and non-public schools, arguing the modifications threaten students’ constitutional right to a sound, basic education. Read more: http://specne.ws/9vJZQv 

“I’ve had to readjust my understanding of the political atmosphere.” Steve Kornacki unpacks a new Gallup poll on Democrats’ shifting views on socialism versus capitalism. Watch his full conversation with @errollouis.bsky.social here: youtu.be/u5MInTCDcpE?...

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook, citing alleged mortgage fraud, though Cook denies wrongdoing. Read more: http://specne.ws/3VfV9h 

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are calling for the resignation of the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, following Jimmy Kimmel's suspension. Read more: http://specne.ws/9RDwpn

More than a dozen city officials, and dozens of other demonstrators, were arrested Thursday both inside and outside 26 Federal Plaza while protesting conditions at the building. Read more: http://specne.ws/eNNUWH

Luisa Navarro opened the shop to promote and highlight positive representations of Mexican culture. Read more: http://specne.ws/nazxMv 

Frank DiLella sat down with Tony Award winner Kristin Chenoweth to talk about her return to Broadway in the new musical "The Queen of Versailles." Plus, Chenoweth opens up to DiLella about the controversy surrounding her social media post following the death of Charlie Kirk. youtu.be/-12aNH__Zes

A man has been charged with leaving Zohran Mamdani a spate of threatening, anti-Muslim messages, including ones wishing death on the New York City Democratic mayoral nominee and his family, prosecutors said. Read more: http://specne.ws/PtBaTz 

Mayor Eric Adams says some city homeowners will soon get a rebate check to cover the cost of the city’s new official trash bins. Read more: http://specne.ws/xrfEG1 

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from deporting unaccompanied Guatemalan migrant children, extending protections indefinitely. Read more: http://specne.ws/JbxoDc 

Mayor Eric Adams says New Yorkers should expect tight security and possible disruptions as world leaders arrive for the UN General Assembly next week. Read more: http://specne.ws/NkZMeD 

Gov. Kathy Hochul has released New York’s COVID-19 vaccine guidance for 2025–2026, recommending shots for nearly all ages, from infants to high-risk adults. Read more: http://specne.ws/XhzYx6 

An immigration judge has ordered Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil deported to Syria or Algeria over omissions on his green card application. Read more: http://specne.ws/YPLQ6E 

Fall is almost here! In the meantime, check out 10 orchards near NYC perfect for apple picking and autumn fun. Read more: http://specne.ws/M9bwjc 

The National Labor Relations Board is suing New York over a new law it says wrongly overrides federal authority on labor disputes. Read more: http://specne.ws/Fiaxff

President Trump’s order to reshape Smithsonian programming is sparking concern among historians and museum leaders — and a Lower Manhattan museum could be next. Read more: http://specne.ws/htv5Wa 

City public schools will now follow standardized programs to help struggling readers in small groups, ensuring extra support is effective for all students. Read more: http://specne.ws/2y1Cdw 

A 95-year-old woman has been charged with murder in the death of her 89-year-old roommate at a Brooklyn nursing home. Read more: http://specne.ws/aD6vUV 

Rep. Dan Goldman is reintroducing the Michelle Alyssa Go Act to expand access to psychiatric care after her 2022 subway death. Read more: http://specne.ws/eEKWnN 

ABC has suspended Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show indefinitely after his comments on Charlie Kirk’s killing sparked backlash. Read more: http://specne.ws/LVUx1S 

The city’s Department of Transportation unveiled a plan to expand sidewalks throughout Canal Street by at least seven feet, adding up to 11 feet on some blocks. The aim is to improve public safety in the area. Read more: http://specne.ws/wpUPjM

Community Advisory Committees on Wednesday voted not to advance applications for two casinos in Manhattan, including one in Times Square partly backed by Jay-Z’s Roc Nation. Read more: http://specne.ws/Yd1C4p 

Shootings and murders citywide continue to trend downward, but there are constantly shocking cases of violence across the boroughs, so public safety remains on the minds of voters — and the candidates for mayor. Read more: http://specne.ws/QaxXP5

Crime rates are falling — but why do New Yorkers still report concerns about crime? @patkiernan.bsky.social and Dean Meminger discuss why public safety perception may be skewed and what the mayoral candidates hope to do to address violence and calm fears.

Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray said 22-year-old Tyler Robinson wrote in one text that he spent more than a week planning the attack on conservative activist Charlie Kirk at a Utah university. Read more: http://specne.ws/cpAbsX 

The city will start rolling out stationary on-street containers known as Empire Bins in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill this fall. Read more: http://specne.ws/8EqdkF 

Democratic state Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie officially backed Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral bid Wednesday morning. Read more: http://specne.ws/WAbyvq 

In the Mott Haven neighborhood in the South Bronx, residents say they’re struggling with a host of issues, including gun violence, putting food on the table and good housing. Read more: http://specne.ws/AZ6sSc 

A Brooklyn bodega worker acted in self-defense during an assault that left a man dead and the incident is sparking debate over bail reform. Read more: http://specne.ws/hSNHbx 

Queens residents are fed up with a lingering asphalt stench they say is making them sick, and the plant behind it has until December to to raise the height of their smoke stacks. Read more: http://specne.ws/k51MAW 

Rep. Yvette Clarke, chair of the influential Congressional Black Caucus, says President Trump is trying to “whitewash” American history, adding his administration is in “denial” about the “accurate” history of the U.S. Read more: http://specne.ws/pfKsFe

Democratic state Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie is expected to endorse Zohran Mamdani for mayor, sources confirmed to NY1. Read more: http://specne.ws/tnc9VZ

President Trump has issued an executive order to create a Presidential Emergency Board meant to resolve a contract dispute that nearly triggered a strike on the Long Island Rail Road this week. Read more: http://specne.ws/aeG35b

The New York Rangers named J.T. Miller captain on Tuesday, putting him in the key leadership position three weeks before the start of the NHL season. Read more: http://specne.ws/NV5aYs 

A U.S. judge says she is powerless to stop the return of men in Ghana's custody to countries where U.S. immigration judges determined they faced torture or persecution. Read more: http://specne.ws/coSK5Q