DEP pulled GardaWorld Cash's idling waiver after the firm missed fleet‑electrification targets; Garda has sued to block hundreds of summons as enforcement resumes.

Clear and cold Monday; a wintry mix hits the Tuesday morning commute before changing to rain. Midweek turns wet and warmer.

Light snow moves through mid‑morning March 1 in NYC; minor accumulations and single‑digit wind chills expected tonight.

Patchy fog and near‑freezing temps create a black‑ice risk this morning in NYC. Snow is likely Sunday, March 1, but accumulations should be light.

Clear and chilly Friday with highs near 45F. Scattered snow showers possible Sunday with light accumulation inland.

Pockets of black ice are making sidewalks and ramps slick across New York City this morning. Expect a slight chance of light snow this afternoon and colder air Sunday.

Light snow this morning may make the AM commute slick across NYC; most areas should see under an inch, with inland pockets up to 1–2 inches.

A seal wandered onto Long Beach Boulevard in Harvey Cedars on Feb. 24 and was taken to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center for care. Officials say it is underweight but uninjured.

A Parks Department snowplow partially sank into a sidewalk sinkhole at City Hall Park during Monday's blizzard; crews dug around the vehicle and no injuries were reported.

Subfreezing temps and patchy blowing snow make Tuesday's commute slick. Watch for black ice on untreated surfaces and allow extra travel time.

Older adult centers will be closed Monday as a blizzard slams New York City. Aging Connect (212‑244‑6469) and warming centers are available for seniors.

A blizzard is hitting New York City today with heavy snow and damaging winds; officials declared a state of emergency and ordered a travel ban.

A Blizzard Warning covers NYC Sunday night into Monday; heavy snow, whiteout conditions and damaging gusts are expected. Officials urge avoiding nonessential travel.