Brooklyn Votes Tomorrow: New York’s Early-Voting Window Opens October 24
New York early voting runs October 24–November 1. Brooklyn residents should check their assigned site, changing daily hours and approaching mail-ballot deadlines.
NAS Jacksonville Gives All-Clear After Suspicious Luggage Response at Air Terminal
The terminal area was cleared at 11 a.m. Friday, according to a News4JAX update citing the base. All gates remained open during the response.
Jacksonville coastal hazards continue as new high-surf advisory begins Saturday evening
Jacksonville-area residents face another weekend of tidal flooding and dangerous beach conditions, with a new high-surf advisory scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. Eastern Saturday, October 31.
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JSO’s Riverside Headquarters Opens With Expanded Emergency Facilities and a New Address to Check
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is operating from a new Riverside Avenue headquarters, a move that brings expanded emergency facilities and a practical reminder for residents: check the location of the service you need before making a trip.
Duval Voters Report Touchscreen Problems as Mail-Ballot Request Deadline Arrives
Duval voters are being urged to alert poll workers immediately if they have difficulty using a touchscreen ballot-marking device, after some early voters reported trouble selecting choices. The reports come as another deadline arrives: requests for a general-election ballot to be mailed must reach the elections office by 5 p.m. Eastern today, October 22.
Crown Heights Delivery Cyclist Remains Critical After Hit-and-Run, WABC Reports
A 33-year-old delivery worker remained hospitalized in critical condition after a driver struck him in Crown Heights and left the scene, according to an October 21 evening report by WABC. Police were still searching for the driver in the station’s latest account.
UNF Poll Shows Close Florida Governor and Senate Contests
A new University of North Florida poll shows competitive statewide contests as the November election approaches, with Republican Byron Donalds narrowly ahead of Democrat David Jolly for governor and Republican Ashley Moody leading Democrat Angie Nixon in the U.S. Senate race.
Evergreen Avenue Crane Work Brings Temporary Weekday Closure Window
Residents and drivers in Bushwick should watch for temporary weekday closures on Evergreen Avenue between Cedar Street and DeKalb Avenue as mobile-crane operations begin under a work window running from October 21, 2026, through January 17, 2027.
Bushwick Gets a Share of New York City’s $4.8 Million Violence-Prevention Expansion
Bushwick is among the neighborhoods receiving additional community-based violence-prevention resources under a $4.8 million expansion announced Tuesday by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Jacksonville Housing Settlement Restores Brock’s Assistance and Requires Her Board Departure
A settlement in Harriet Brock’s federal lawsuit against the Jacksonville Housing Authority provides for her housing assistance to resume while requiring repayment of disputed benefits and her departure from the agency’s governing board, according to reporting published Tuesday evening.