Good Thursday morning in New York City, where the designated viewing areas for the Knicks parade are already full.
Here's what else is happening:
- Gov. Kathy Hochul confirmed that the blue and orange subway entrance at 34th Street will keep its Knicks colors through the end of the next NBA season.
- New city data says 21 New York City residents died last year as a direct result of heat, which is the highest number in a decade.
- Anthony Constantino, a sticker entrepreneur, boxer and rapper who referred to Mayor Mamdani as "a demon" and "a terrorist" in one of his songs, is running as a Republican to replace outgoing Rep. Elise Stefanik in New York's 21st Congressional District.
- The World Cup parties inside the American Dream megamall in New Jersey look lively.
- Former New York Giants star Victor Cruz opened a Krystal franchise in Union, New Jersey. NJ.com gave it mixed reviews.
- Robin Hood used to be dark and violent.
- Tattoos now look like bruises.
- And finally, watch party:
